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Schill Grounds Management taps 3 for senior leadership roles
Jono Fries will be the vice president of operations, Patrick Quinlan will be the vice president of mergers & acquisitions, and Michael Palmer has joined as vice president of marketing.
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Horizon Distributors expands Technical Services team into Northern California
Leading the expansion is Pat Johnston, irrigation product manager for Horizon.
Wilder Tree Company adds David Boyer to team
Alongside this new hire, the company is also expanding its plant healthcare services with live microbial fertilizers.
Envu Turf & Ornamentals names new national account manager for lawn
Ryan Madden will serve as national account manager for the company's lawn division and will work alongside Partner Mike Dzurenko.
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Benefits for the brain
Fisk Lawnscapes is one year into its unique therapy benefit aimed at improving employees' mental health.
Fisk Lawnscapes explains how and why employees receive its Therapy Benefit
A handful of the company's employees have taken advantage of the new benefit, which promises 10 therapy sessions or up to $1,500 in services with a licensed professional.
RC Mowers hires Richard Lukas as autonomous engineering director
Lukas is a 25-year engineering veteran with experience in robotics, autonomy and machine learning.
Get to know the generations working for you
Author Jason Dorsey explains the differences between the four major generations in the workforce today and what’s important to remember when trying to attract and retain them.
WorkWave hires Hobbs as chief product officer
Hobbs has over 20 years of experience in R&D, engineering, and product management across aerospace, energy and commercial real estate.
Is EOS the antidote for business stagnation?
Some landscape company owners say the concepts and tools of the Entrepreneurial Operating System have helped them break through the barriers to next-level growth.
All fun and games
David Donnelly and the Chelsea Gardens team have turned friendly competition into a way to train and celebrate employees.
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