Diane Boyer Email and Phone Number

As part of Stericycle's Shred-it team, my job is to make sure that all of our customers for Washington are taken care of and receive the highest level of customer service. I work with our sales and operations teams to make sure we create winning opportunities for all parties involved.While my role has a lot of intangibles, my main responsibilities include:* Location Growth* Location-wide Customer Retention* Customer Satisfaction

While part of the document management division at Cintas, I had the privilege to be a field trainer and help implement SAP for our document management locations. I had an incredible time helping our company transition to SAP. It was the perfect combination of skills and activities I enjoyed: meeting new people, training, mentoring, project management, attention to detail, follow up and account management.In addition to SAP, during this time, I was also part of a number of other corporate projects. It's been a blessing to be able to learn so many facets of our company in such a short time.

We help companies protect their critical and confidential information by providing world-class document destruction to any type of business.From September 2007 until April 2010, I had the privilege to work as the first-ever Cintas document shredding sales rep for the Boise, Idaho territory. During that time, we were able to take care of a vast number of clients. Thank you Boise for your business!In April 2010, I had the tremendous opportunity to join our Phoenix location where I've held both outside and inside sales.I'm grateful for everything I learned during my four years of sales. The skills and disciplines I've learned from hunter sales are transferable to many aspects of any career.While in all three sales roles, I earned multiple awards and recognition.

My first job out of college! I am thankful for the opportunity to work there. I was able to help the company and at the same time learn more about the work force. I know I will never forget what I learned from my first real job.

Following college, I had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to live and work in the South Island of New Zealand. I lived there, made enough money to survive and was able to see the entire, beautiful countryside. Not only that, I learned vital life skills and had my perspective on life broadened.

Served as a student assistant in the Athletic Department. For two years, I managed the media relations for the tennis team. Also, I helped staff men's basketball and football games. My duties consisted of keeping sports reporters up to date on games around the country, preparing stats, helping set up and tear down media equipment, send out stats and/or press releases, compile media guides and take coaches and players to interviews.