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Our President & CEO Eduardo Garza (LT) is the Wisconsin Titan of the Day! This marks his second recognition as a Titan 100 for supporting his team and the Veteran community. Check out his page on https://lnkd.in/drYW2NZz and show your support by leaving a comment below! ? #CVIVets #Titan100?#TitanCEO?#LeadershipQuotes?#BusinessLeadership

We are thrilled to announce that Tom Y. has been appointed to the executive team at Rainmaker Consulting to lead business development and help companies develop and succeed with their international expansion strategies. Are you wondering how to expand to international markets? Contact us to tap into our expertise of successfully entering over 20 global markets. We can’t wait to share our knowledge with you! #canadiantech #abtech #yyctech #uktech #internationalexpansion #usmarkets

Mr. Holtz, let Vein Access Technologies improve the 'blood donation procedure' for your Techs and your Donors. VAT's STEM-method for the venipuncture and for the POC finger stick blood collection improve the success rate of the donation, reduces the compromise and failure rate, & improves the likelihood of a repeat donation. Current POC methods result in hemolysis of the blood sample, falsely indicating they are 'anemic', when they aren't. The new VAT method (gravity method) does NOT causes hemolysis - ACCURATE RESULTS follow. Current venipuncture methods frequently cause vein rupture, bruising, pain, fear - and sometimes long term recovery (from what should have been an inspirational donation), not to mention the occasional permanent injury. Not all veins are created equal; and not all veins should be stuck. PLEASE - THERE IS NOTHING TO LOSE by investigating VATmethod.com Or visit STEM21cVA.com for the science of it - The Science Behind the Skill of Vein Access for Blood Donation book describes it all. This is a new era for ARC, with a new leader - it's time for a new/next generation venipuncture and POC blood collection. ??

So this episode with First Focus CEO Ross Sardi got me thinking... our experiences are kinda what shape us into the leaders we're meant to be. Hear me out. Think back to the most challenging moments in your career: → Those late night projects. → The impossible deadlines. → The tough decisions. Each challenge and experience pushed you to grow, to adapt, and to innovate. But they didn’t just build your career; they built you. They’ve helped to shape your character, your resilience, and your perspective on life. And each step you take is a step towards becoming the leader you were meant to be. Anyways, I’m rambling! Would definitely recommend checking out the full episode. I swear it’s not just CEO talk. It’s for anyone who has a vision and a passion to succeed in any aspect of their career.

??? Earlier this week, we announced Gil Mermelstein as our new president. Here are ??? things you probably didn't know about him. Read the full Q&A to learn more about his remarkable journey: https://lnkd.in/gG7U6kyZ

Today we celebrate the legacy of Bill Johnson and his wife Sug Johnson, the founders of Alpine Packaging. Learn more about the history of Alpine Packaging. https://buff.ly/4cDI3AG #MomPopBusinessOwnersDay #FamilyBusinessLove

#Thankful for the incredible instructors, amazing staff, and fellow students who participated and presented during this weeklong training in Charleston.?This training course was insightful, equipping students with valuable skills, insights, and perspectives to enhance their #leadershipjourney. This experience reaffirms the importance of continuous learning and development in leadership roles. #lafo #FLRP2402 #irsci #LeadershipDevelopment #leadershipmindset IRS Criminal Investigation

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Learn valuable leadership and decision-making skills by becoming a Dungeon Master in Dungeons & Dragons. Discover how storytelling, rule arbitration, and player engagement relate to business success. Read more at https://lnkd.in/gPGs4ays

2nd place is the first loser. Remember that dude who lost to Michael Phelps by just a few millimeters? ? What about the guy who came 2nd behind Usain Bolt? ? Or the guy that finished behind Tiger Woods at the Masters? ? Don't click of this page I know you just tried to look it up... The point is you can't. ? History doesn't remember those who win 2nd place. ? History is written by those who WIN. And in order to Win you need 3 things. 1. You need to be crazy enough to try. 2. You need to be smart enough to seek guidance. 3. You need to be strong enough to never quit.