David Storms is a Information Technology Support Specialist at Town of Whitestown, Indiana. He possess expertise in customer service, management, sales, marketing, leadership and 7 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "When I worked with David, I was most inspired by how much he cared about our patrons. He knew their stories, their challenges, their needs. He wasn't there just for a job. He was there because he truly cared about the experience of those attending our concerts. I highly recommend David because compassion and empathy like this is hard to find. And really, when you want someone representing your organization to external audiences, you need someone you can trust who will take care of the customer and remind them why they should continue to support your mission.", "David has one of the best attitudes and is always ready to jump in and lend a hand. He has the kind of personality that you want when a difficult situation arises or a patron is upset and needs to be heard. His people skills, thoughtfulness toward his patrons and his co-workers is exemplary. One of the greatest gifts David has in the workplace is ability to put everyone at ease and find the positive in every situation. He is smart, adaptable and creative. When looking for ways to drive revenue or enhance a patron's experience, David always comes through with ideas that are cost-effective and highly impactful.", and "One of my favorite things about David is that he was always someone I was excited to see. In the event industry, it can be very stressful day in and day out due to the job demands and the long hours. It's important to have people like David who can crack a joke and get everyone to relax a bit. If I only had to recommend David for one skill, it would be his customer service. David was responsible for working with patrons across all levels, starting from the single ticket buyer to our largest donors and season subscribers. Regardless of who he was working with, he would always ensure they had the best experience possible - which isn't always easy! David could one minute find himself trying to determine a patron refund, and the next minute be working with a million dollar donor to find seats for the night's performance. Regardless of the situation, David always entered into it with a "let's figure this out" approach. I think this skill, along with his customer service, is why he was able to continually rise within the organization and was a valued part of any team he was working with."