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Building a Bridge Between Generations, featuring Jeff McLendon
August 17 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EDT
In nearly 20 years with Specialty Building Products, Jeff has served as CFO, President and COO, and now CEO. Throughout his long career, which has included many acquisitions, a company name change (SBP was formerly known as U.S. LUMBER) and most recently, new ownership, Jeff has focused on building great teams.
Jeff knows this means recruiting great new talent to go along with the experienced veterans. SBP has earned a reputation as a great place to work for Millennials and Generation Z employees – and not just because Jeff plays video games with them. He’ll be joining us on the Wholesale Change show on Aug. 17, where Ian and Jonathan will ask him about the part he has played in building such a successful company.
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We will talk with Jeff McLendon on bridging the generational gap in the workplace.
Recently, the Atlantic posted a story about the resilience of human societies in the face of disaster. The author made a strong historical argument
Read about five common mistakes distributors make when considering and offering vending and inventory control solutions, and how to overcome them.
If you hide so well – in your office or among your own employees – that your employees can’t recognize you, then you are
Recently, the Atlantic posted a story about the resilience of human societies in the face of disaster. The author made a strong historical argument
Read about five common mistakes distributors make when considering and offering vending and inventory control solutions, and how to overcome them.
If you hide so well – in your office or among your own employees – that your employees can’t recognize you, then you are
