The Empowerment Project - Peterman, Chad
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Empower Your Employees and Watch Your Business Grow If you think the key to business growth is focusing on customers, think again! In his engaging new book, The Empowerment Project, Chad Peterman, President and CEO of Peterman Brothers home services company, makes the case for empowering employees as the key to long-term business success. Peterman has evidence that his approach works: he and his brother Tyler took their company from a fledgling operation to a $110 million enterprise with 600 employees and impressive year-after-year growth. Loaded with practical advice, compelling stories and…mehr

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Empower Your Employees and Watch Your Business Grow If you think the key to business growth is focusing on customers, think again! In his engaging new book, The Empowerment Project, Chad Peterman, President and CEO of Peterman Brothers home services company, makes the case for empowering employees as the key to long-term business success. Peterman has evidence that his approach works: he and his brother Tyler took their company from a fledgling operation to a $110 million enterprise with 600 employees and impressive year-after-year growth. Loaded with practical advice, compelling stories and wise Peterman Principles, The Empowerment Project expands on the equation that has proven to be successful: Empower your employees to empower your company's growth.
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CHAD PETERMAN is President and CEO of Peterman Brothers, a thriving home services company based in Indianapolis. IN. In 1986, Chad's father started Peterman Heating, Cooling & Plumbing. Chad and his brother Tyler joined the company in 2011 and took it to the next level with 600 employees across 11 locations and revenues of $110 million. Chad believes that for a business to grow, leaders must focus on their greatest asset: their employees.