Amelia Mercer — The CEO’s First Day
We promoted several employees whose contributions had long been overlooked.
Dennis’s warehouse team presented at a regional operations conference.
Nia began coordinating a mentoring program.
Rosa served on a facilities advisory group and kept reminding everyone that a clean office was not the same as a respectful office.
The company performed better, though not every quarter was good.
Some customers left during the uncertainty.
A software rollout ran over budget.
I learned that credibility depended as much on admitting setbacks as celebrating successes.