Posts Tagged ‘One on One’

Cindy Fowler has blazed her share of trails, wearing multiple hats.
The first she wears is one of a business developer for office furnishing and design company, OfficeScapes. For the past 11 years, she has built winning customer relationships with those from the private sector as well as from education and government services.
The second is a [...] [...]

Once Tech for Less’ founder and owners were approached to sell the company to industry giant, ModusLink, a search began for just the right individual to provide transition leadership and to lead the $40 million electronics remarketer to new heights.
Following more than a year’s search led by the Dixon-Midland Co., a Chicago-based investment firm, President [...] [...]

“I’ve always been an early adapter,” said local social media guru Tonya Hall, “so I signed up for MySpace when it was launched in 2003 — and I saw then that social media would change marketing in ways that no one could imagine.”
A self-described military brat, Hall was born in Kansas and grew up in [...] [...]

When you need an accountant, you need someone who is meticulous, organized and regimented.
Tad Goodenbour, CPA and tax partner for BKD LLP, is nothing if not regimented and precise.
He runs six miles each morning at 4:30 a.m. and works seven days per week. By way of apology for being a workaholic, he says, “My clients [...] [...]

Matt Colligan isn’t a psychiatrist, but he is an expert at dealing with people.
As the division manager for Champion Windows of Colorado Springs, Colligan works with a variety of people — from sales managers to contract installers — during the course of a normal day at work. He relies on a strong customer service ethic [...] [...]

By fifth grade, while living in Japan, James M. Stewart knew he would join the Air Force and fly helicopters.
But Stewart actually “fell in love with airplanes and speed” during his training, and ended up flying fighters — including F-4 Phantoms during the Vietnam War — throughout his 23-year Air Force career, before retiring as [...] [...]

Shawnee Huckstep started TechWise eight years ago in Colorado Springs as an IT training company. Within a few years, she had to refocus and restructure the company, while struggling to pay down $1 million in debt.
Today, the company is vibrant and debt-free, with a dramatically different focus.
“We used to teach people how to keep their [...] [...]

From an early career with the Ford Motor Co. to today’s role as head of a national advertising and marketing agency, Kirk Oleson has mastered the art of results-oriented communication.
The upbeat CEO expects to not only weather the current economic storm, but to increase Graham Advertising’s market share nationally and in the Pikes Peak region.
Oleson [...] [...]

By age 5, Jean Sebben could “space-plan” and organize her brother’s snowball forts and tree houses. By eighth grade, Sebben knew she’d be a designer.
These days, she eyeballs a space, immediately knowing how to improve the matrix and layout to benefit the people who work or live there — from dormitories to hospitals to offices. [...] [...]

Florida native Wynne Palermo moved to Colorado Springs during 1979. She experienced quick success as a real estate agent, and founded her own firm, Wynne Realty, six years later.
She serves on the board of the Colorado Association of Realtors, and has been locally recognized as the Realtor of the Year. Palermo is serving a second [...] [...]
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