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Executive consultant with focus on executive search, management consulting, manager as coach training, growth planning.
I work with business owners to optimize the company's management structure, provide manager as coach training to equip managers with effecitve skills to learn how to manage employees, managie hybrid workers, a diverse workforce, and will develop a growth strategy for the growth of the company, and then use this growth strategy to inform the executive search process.
I work with private and family-owned business owners to hire an executive to run their company asking the owner to move from the driver's seat to riding shotgun while the executive implements the growth strategy.
Creative Media Services of PACTV
Clients trust us with their live events and video projects because we are award winning and local media professionals, and they feel good knowing that by using our services they are supporting the nonprofit mission of PACTV.
If you have a live event, virtual event using our broadcast television studio, or need a combination of both and need to integrate speakers from multiple locations, we can take care of the details for you so you can focus on the event. We also provide video production services for businesses and nonprofits from recruitment videos, explainer videos, testimonial or "talking head" videos, and more. Our facilities can also be rented include studios, kitchen studio and conference room.
Contact Julie Thompson for more information at 508-830-6999 x125.
The Plymouth Independent is soon to launch. We are an independent nonprofit news organization staffed by experienced professional journalists. And conceived by a group of local citizens who are deeply concerned that this town of nearly 70,000 has no reliable source of news.
Why now? Plymouth, one of the country’s most historic communities, is in the midst of a news desert. Across the country, more than 1,000 daily and weekly papers have shut their doors. A greater number of communities, Plymouth among them, have so-called ‘ghost’ newspapers. These papers publish, but their staffs have been so thinned out by their faraway corporate owners that they no longer pretend to do serious journalism.
The impact of these changes has been dispiriting. Local journalism that matters has all but vanished. Residents have nowhere to turn to learn what Plymouth’s government is doing for them – or to them. There is no one to hold powerful people and institutions accountable. Civic engagement is in a downward spiral. So too is voter participation. When the public is ill-informed, we cannot pretend to have a healthy democracy. In many other communities in similar straits, public corruption, unchecked by journalism’s watchdogs, is on the rise.
What are we doing about it? We have incorporated in Massachusetts as the Plymouth Rock Publishing Corp. We are designing a website and creating a sustainable business plan. We have begun the process of hiring an experienced editor and reporters committed to nonpartisan, thorough and fairly reported enterprise and investigative reporting.
When we begin publishing later this year, the Plymouth Independent will dig deeply into issues that affect the quality of life for all of us – issues that include education, the environment, public safety, development, town and county spending decisions, and Plymouth’s vibrant arts and culture scene. Our goal is to promote transparency, accountability and community engagement through reliable, fact-based reporting.
What can you do to help? We are convinced that our concerns are widely shared in Plymouth, and that many will want to support this important undertaking. Like NPR and PBS, our journalism will be supported by you, fellow Plymouth citizens who care about our shared future.
Please help us get started by making a tax-deductible donation and signing up for our email updates. Thank you for caring about our community.
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