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In an era of “divide and conquer” politics in Wisconsin, four recently elected suburban mayors are emerging as pragmatic, results-oriented leaders in their communities.

Keys to success: People, culture, tradition

Kim Hastings
President
CJ & Associates Inc.

New Berlin
Industry: Office furniture and interior design
Employees: 24
www.cjassociatesinc.com

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Advertising & Public Relations


Milwaukee-based Thirsty Boy has added Jason Reimer as creative director. Reimer's marketing career has included positions at Layer One and Hanson Dodge Creative, as well as freelance roles. As creative director, Reimer will oversee staff members in the creative development of digital, social and traditional media.

Biz Notes

ASQ


Milwaukee-based ASQ has earned the excellence level of achievement from Wisconsin Forward Award Inc. The Wisconsin Forward Award emphasizes quality organizational management, highlights the accomplishments of Wisconsin organizations rolling out performance excellence systems, and promotes proven performance excellence management strategies.

Managers must earn employees’ trust: Waning loyalty is the hallmark of the modern workplace

“Trust me.” Yeah, right. Trust is in short supply at work these days. Yet managers sometimes think because they're the boss, trust should be automatically granted. Can you hear the employee chorus? “Yeah, right.”
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Lead with your head and your heart: People need to feel appreciated and valued for their contributions

Have you seen the movie “The Million Dollar Arm?” It is based on a true story about J.B. Bernstein, a sports agent who was once very successful and now finds himself unable to compete with deep pocket competitors.

What’s in the candy dish?: A glimpse of organizational culture

Question:


"I work at the front desk in the lobby at my company. My day is spent greeting and communicating with visitors in person and on the telephone. The front desk is a very busy place all day long. People are coming and going and I sometimes have a hard time keeping track of it all.

From awkward to awesome: Develop a curiosity and love for people

The many stories I heard after my mother's recent passing reminded me of how great networking skills not only enhance everyday life and business, but can also leave a legacy behind in the minds and hearts of others.

Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts

Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts
19805 W. Capitol Drive, Brookfield
www.wilson-center.com
Industry: Art
Employees: 12 full time, 10 part time

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