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Empowered Employees Are the Key to Business Growth
Many business leaders focus only on satisfying their customers as the best way to grow their business. Makes sense, right? Chad Peterman, President and CEO of Peterman Brothers, sees it differently. In his engaging new book,The Empowerment Project, Peterman delves into the concept of empowering employees by creating a supportive corporate culture, giving employees the authority to make decisions, providing training and career path planning, and showing employees that mistakes are opportunities for learning and growth.
In Peterman’s view, an outgrowth of employees feeling empowered and trusted is that they will provide excellent customer service, and through satisfied customers, the business will experience nonstop growth. His results speak for themselves. In 1986, Chad’s father started Peterman Heating, Cooling & Plumbing, a one-man operation in Beech Grove, IN. Chad and his brother Tyler joined his father in 2011 and took the company to the next level, with 600 employees across 11 locations and revenues of $110 million.CHAD PETERMANis 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.Introduction
Chapter 1: Culture Is a Verb
An Empowering Culture Paradigm Shift Spreading Positivity Personal Empowerment Many Decision-Makers Develop Future Managers Show Your Gratitude Case Study: Crystal Valley Comfort
Chapter 2: Stop Doing and Start Trusting
Ask the Right Questions Hire People Who Are Smarter than You Handle Trust Issues Don’t Try to Fix Pel=