I’m particularly proud of my team of contractors now – the ones I speak to every day and the specialists who jump in and out of projects as needed. When you hit on a great dynamic like this, retention is the name of the game. Here’s how I maintain great professional relationships that lead to long-term partnerships:

Emotions in the workplace can be a difficult challenge to navigate. That’s why I’m grateful that last week was Juneteenth, the day we collectively remember, honor, and celebrate the emancipation of enslaved people in this country.

At Leverette Weekes, we know that diversity builds strong teams, and we are passionate about inclusion. When my parents started this company in the ‘70s, it was because they realized that people were being left out of economic opportunities. That costs all of us. It costs us opportunities for internally vetted ideas, new perspectives, and to mitigate risks.

In an ideal world, businesses would train managers to equip them with the tools needed to effectively lead teams. In reality, many organizations neglect this step, assuming that a rising star will pick up leadership skills as they advance. I don’t advocate this approach, especially in stressful and uncertain times, but my years in corporate America have taught me that it is widespread.

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