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Hired as Field Operations Managers last year, Will Batson and Jarret Fowlkes of Commercial Maintenance have been promoted to Junior Account Managers.   “They are proactive, client-focused, and detail-oriented,” Customer Relation Manager Josh Wilder said. “These promotions are well-deserved, and we are excited to see Jarret and Will continue to thrive in their new capacities.”   A graduate of Mississippi State University, Will joined Michael Hatcher & Associates in July 2023. Jarret, who graduated from Christian Brothers University, has been part of our Team for nine months. Both said they love our company’s camaraderie and family-like atmosphere and agreed that their stints as FOMs will be an advantage in their new roles.   “Having been a Field Operations Manager, I can communicate issues to other FOMs about properties so they can relay that to the crews,” Jarret said, adding that from mowing and mulching to edging and trimming, “I wouldn’t ask them to do something I wouldn’t or don’t know how to do. That’s why I think communication is so important.”   Their experience as FOMs ultimately benefits our Commercial Maintenance customers.   “When I’m out on property or talking to a client, I can better explain our process of how we do things and give them a better understanding of what needs to be done and the timeline it will take to get it done,” Will said, noting the importance of building and maintaining positive client interactions. “We want customers to be able to trust us with anything they need or want done on their properties.”   Check out the work that Will, Jarret, and our entire account management team can do for your commercial property at www.hatcherlandscape.com. #CommercialLandscape #CommercialMaintenance #Excellence #CareerGrowth #CareerDevelopment #CareerAdvancement

In a zoo or safari park, one of the “must have qualities” a Director or Operations manager needs, is not just the ability to build and inspire a great team that will help your park reach its vision and intended purpose, but also he/she must be able to hang on to that team. And one of the ways to hang on to your team is give them the freedom to produce great work, because it makes no sense to recruit staff with experience and skills and then micromanage their work. Micromanaging your team will only affect your team's morale and in the process create a very dysfunctional park to work in. When your park has the staff with the skills and experience to not just get the job done, but to get it done to a high level, you as the director need to give them the freedom to be creative and to be the very best version of themselves, while knowing that you are there in the background to support and guide them if they need help. When a director understands that they don't need to be the smartest person in the room, and allows their team to demonstrate their skills and experience, that team will then start to pull of great feats in their area of expertise, benefiting the park and those who work there. timhusband2005@gmail.com

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It’s not often an opportunity like this comes up in our industry and in the most iconic place in the country. There is a sense of community at Celebration like no other. This is a team and property you will adore and thrive in. Come join our team and apply today! #GrandManors #Celebration #Applytoday #Careermove

Have you ever dreamed of a slice of West Texas Heaven? PM me and let's have a quick chat. Here is your oportunity to purchase a part or whole of a West Texas Ranch totaling 87,000 /acres. Property Features: 87,819 ± Acres Comstock, Texas Excellent road frontage Miles of Red Bluff & Indian Creeks Multiple canyons & high mesas Steep bluffs & caves Hunting camps, rodeo grounds, landing strip, barns & pens Numerous water wells Miles of ranch roads & trails Location: The 87,819± acre Brazos Highland Properties are a group of non-contiguous ranches located in Eastern Val Verde County. Approximately 72,415 acres, is situated north of Comstock and west of Hwy 163. An approximate 12,301 acres sits across the road, east of Hwy 163, and an additional 3,103± acres is accessible via SH-277, to the northeast of Comstock. This unique layout offers diverse landscapes and access to major routes. Improvements & Utilities: While the ranch remains mainly unimproved, it includes several historical structures such as old barns and pens, as well as an established hunting camp on the southwestern part of the property. Just under fifteen miles of Rio Grande Electric Coop high-volume transmission lines run through the western portion, while just over a mile of Southwest Texas Electric Coop transmission line runs through the farthest east portion along Highway 277. Water: The ranch has necessary water resources provided through multiple water wells, storage reservoirs, and water troughs. Notable water features include Red Bluff Creek and Indian Creek, which contribute to the property’s rich ecosystem and provide essential resources to the native wildlife. Land: The ranch is characterized by a diverse terrain that includes multiple boxed canyons, rolling hills, high mesas, steep bluffs, and flat lands. This varied landscape enhances the property’s natural beauty. There are also numerous caves, presenting exciting exploration opportunities for new owners. Wildlife: Ideal habitat for the diverse wildlife on the ranch is made up of a scattered covering of Mountain Laurel, Cedar, Live Oak, Shin Oak, Sotol Cacti, and a variety of native grasses. The ranch supports a thriving population of native wildlife, benefiting from its diverse natural resources and habitat. Remarks: This expansive ranch combines natural beauty with historical significance, offering a unique project for those seeking a versatile property with rich ecological and cultural value. Listed by: Frank Addington Jr. TexasRanchSales.com

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