By: Angie Coole Marketing Specialist Greene Resources Greene Resources had the wonderful opportunity to not only sponsor the Chamber's December C-Suite Perspectives breakfast, but also to hear from our own president and founder, Gary Greene. Gary provided us with insight on how leaders (and anyone!) can truly make an impact in the lives of those around them. To make an impact, you must do five things: 1.Show You Care Success comes down to individual moments with individual people and ensuring the people in your life know that they matter. 2.Change Your Point of View Whether you work in sales, management, or another field, you will have greater success with effective communication if you approach a conversation from the perspective of the other person. 3.Be Present When you engage with others, providing your full attention and being present will make all the difference because “people will forget about what you said, people will forget about what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” 4.Create Memorable Moments Find a way to be different, not only in the way you do business but also in the way you develop relationships. You can create a more memorable and positive experience by taking the time to get to know your coworkers, customers, and employees. 5.Find and Follow Your Passion Greene Resources was founded on the idea that you must love what you do and you must love the people you are serving. When you are passionate about what you do and you surround yourself with people who share that passion, anything is possible. It's been almost seventeen years since Gary started Greene Resources and the foundation behind the business is still the same. Greene Resources is committed to putting people first and exceeding expectations through purposeful talent solutions. By valuing people above all else, we make a lasting impact in the careers, businesses, and lives of those we serve. Angie Coole is a Greene Resources marketing specialist who works in Raleigh. When Angie is not taking snapchats of her cat or binge watching Netflix original shows, she manages and creates content for marketing initiatives, coordinates internal and exrernal communications, and supports the Greene Gives Back philanthropy program with local non-profits.
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It’s amazing how quickly the world is transforming around us as a result of new technology.
Open Source, The Cloud, the Internet of Things—all are making an impact on the things we do every day. Transportation is no exception. Transportation could, in fact, be the industry where we see the most evolution over the next 5 – 10 years through the convergence with technology. I am pleased to serve as the RTA’s 2016/17 Emerging Technology and Paradigms chair—the first chair of this new focus area for the regional business community’s voice on mobility solutions. I hope you’ll join me to learn about the innovations that are changing the possibilities for our transportation future at the RTA’s 15th annual meeting on Dec. 15. Executives from Cisco, IBM, and Meridian Autonomous will discuss advancements and emerging concepts in connected transportation, intelligent systems, automation and more. In the Research Triangle, we are perfectly positioned to become a leader in applying transportation innovation due to the strength of our technology employment cluster, the research and ideas from leading universities, and the living laboratory of our dispersed, rapidly-growing region. We have the opportunity to use new technology to make better decisions and smarter investments in our transportation system, both now and as we grow. Sign-up here to join me at this special 15th anniversary event. You can still become a sponsor for $999. I look forward to seeing you there! Let’s get moving, Matt Matt Parson RTA Emerging Technology and Paradigms chair Red Hat |
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