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Robyn Neilson
Controller
robyn@trupathsearch.com
480-374-7109
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ
I am happy to be part of the TruPath family as the Controller. What I love most about my job is working with spreadsheets!! It’s fun to create tools with formulas to present data in a manner that’s efficient and easy to follow. Oh yeah… and I like the people that I work with, too. ☺ In all seriousness, it’s truly wonderful to be able to work at a company that maintains a fun and engaging environment while still being serious about taking care of our excellent clients. I personally enjoy the opportunity to use technology to make things better for everyone around me. By finding ways to streamline processes, I am able to provide accurate and reliable information that is useful for all of my coworkers, making them better in their roles, and resulting in a positive impact on our clients and vendors.
I feel fortunate to work with others who truly care about the work they do. This creates a motivating work environment and also makes it much easier to communicate with each other when it comes to ideas, problems, and solutions. It’s awesome to work for a company where we are all respected and valued!
Did I mention that my dog gets to come to work with me? Ok… now THAT’s my favorite part of my job!
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“It’s important for every member of our team to develop a positive relationship and effective communication with our clients. They are the reason we are here.”[/one_fifth][one_fifth]
““Two companies working closely together, supporting each others’ business objectives, whether through financial means or the volunteering, is a form of Community Partnership. For example, a for-profit company attends a non-profit volunteer event. Another time, that same non-profit uses the company’s services to fulfill an internal need. It’s a symbiotic relationship.
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“Ask questions if you don’t understand something.”[/one_fifth][one_fifth_last]
“Take the time to recognize and appreciate the things that others do to help you.”[/one_fifth_last]