Come for the pay and benefits. Stay for the company culture.
For years, companies believed employees only wanted higher wages and better benefits, and “culture”...
Ashleigh Walters
Ashleigh Walters and her family relocated to the Rust Belt town of Erie, Pennsylvania, in an attempt to revive her husband’s family’s 54-year-old business. She used the problem-solving skills she obtained while earning her BS in Chemical Engineering from Auburn University and was able to change the company culture by using a coach approach leadership style. Ashleigh regularly shares her story with fellow leaders and encourages them to “make things better” by continuously improving processes.
Lessons to Lead By
In the fall of 2018, I spoke at Women in Manufacturing’s national summit in Indianapolis, IN. The...
Changing Company Culture
Change is hard even when it’s necessary. Just because you have “always done it that way” doesn’t...
Lifelong Learning Leads to Happiness
Back to School is one of my favorite times of the year. I love the excitement of preparing for...