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Franklin, Tennessee, United States

Every day, I live out my passion for helping growing companies hire better people faster. After nearly a decade of design and testing, I offer the proven and automated process for attracting, hiring, and retaining rock stars who love what they do, are committed to your company, and stay. I wake up every morning ready to work with clients as we refine their.

Welcome to Titans of the Trades: Stories and Strategies from Blue Collar Powerhouses, a podcast where I engage in captivating conversations with the innovators shaping the blue collar world.My mission… make the trades cool again!Each week, I’ll interview an industry leader and dig into their success so they can share it with the world. The episodes are.

I'm honored to join the Advisory team & "Founders' Club" for Fathom, an outstanding Zoom app that automatically records & transcribes your Zoom meetings, while also providing a customizable interface for effortless note-taking. I've been using Fathom for almost a year & it has been a game-changer for my coaching and training. It helps me to be fully.

Arizona, United States

I work with growing companies to implement a process proven to help them hire better people faster.

The Blue Collar Culture Podcast is for business owners and leaders who work for a living. You've scratched and clawed to build your business. You don't have ping-pong tables and nap pods, you employ down-to-earth, hard-working men and women who aren't afraid to get their hands dirty.This podcast is about you. We highlight your stories of success and share.

Scottsdale, AZ

As the mortgage industry continued to recover from the recession, my role at CNN centered on creating processes and systems that managed compliance issues.It was here I discovered a passion for audits, recommending and implementing new platforms, and launching new effective systems. I also designed training curriculum and guidelines. With so much success.

Peoria, AZ

The mortgage industry was certainly on a rocky road to recovery in the years following 2009. Though my time at On Q Financial was brief, systems/process design and automation were budding hobbies. I discovered new ways to process high volumes of loans and to manage large pipelines, consistently ranking in the top 10 performers over these several months..

Phoenix, AZ

The mortgage industry took its fair share of hits during the throes of the recession, and while at Bank of America, times were hectic and uncertain. I wore many hats, but I was best known for training and recruiting. In short, I knew how to hire. But I also understood how to fire. I learned to pinpoint ineffective and/or toxic employees, which in turn led.

Phoenix, AZ

In hindsight, this is where I began to see small businesses in action. I observed how Artisan operated and how the lack of systems and processes contributed to low performance. There was a constant revolving door of employees. I developed this mindset: “You may have good people and bad systems, and fail. Or good systems and bad people, and fail. You need.

Phoenix, AZ

I remember Lion’s Gate as my introduction to an owner-operated company and all the inner workings of a small business. Ineffective processes and even nonexistent systems got my attention. I was genuinely curious, enjoyed research, and pitched my ideas to the owners. I evaluated new technologies and developed and implemented processes in the.