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1/1/2025 Case Study: Preserving Legacy While Driving Growth through Minority Deals1/1/2025
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5/20/2024 Georgia Oak Associate Job Description5/20/2024
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3/4/2024 1851 Franchise: "Private Equity and Sports: The MVP Playbook"3/4/2024
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9/21/2023 (Atlanta Business Chronicle) Atlanta Braves legend joins Georgia Oak Partners9/21/2023
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2/3/2023 (Atlanta Business Chronicle) Slow, normal growth is the economic outlook for 2023: Atlanta financial experts discuss forecast in recent panel2/3/2023
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4/11/2022 Can You Raise Prices in This Market? If Not, When?4/11/2022
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12/18/2021 Putting People First12/18/2021
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6/30/2021 Staffing Industry Insights6/30/2021
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3/18/2021 Remote Work: A Permanent Part of Every Industry3/18/2021
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2/4/2021 A Year of Growth: Focusing on Human Capital in 20212/4/2021
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8/27/2020 COVID-19 Leadership with Page Siplon, CEO of TeamOne Logistics8/27/2020
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8/27/2020 Culture Shifts During COVID-19 and Beyond8/27/2020
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7/23/2020 Miked Up: Organizational Diversity - Volume 2, Part 17/23/2020
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7/23/2020 Georgia & National Labor Market Trends: A Look at Six Key Industries7/23/2020
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6/16/2020 Harnessing the Power of Technology6/16/2020
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6/16/2020 Virtual Communication in Uncertain Times6/16/2020
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5/27/2020 Miked Up: Volume 1, Part 15/27/2020
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5/6/2020 Navigating the New Normal5/6/2020
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5/6/2020 The Front Lines of Business Continuity5/6/2020
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1/8/2020 Build Successful Teams with These 5 Elements1/8/2020
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9/10/2019 Recruiting and Maintaining Manufacturing Talent9/10/2019
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6/5/2019 Minority vs. Majority Deals6/5/2019
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3/1/2019 Video Case Study: Sailfish Boats3/1/2019
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11/28/2018 What Is Your Legacy?11/28/2018
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4/5/2018 Navigating the Sale Process: From LOI to Post-Close4/5/2018
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10/18/2016 Selling to Your Management Team10/18/2016
COVID-19 Leadership with Page Siplon, CEO of TeamOne Logistics
As the CEO of TeamOne Logistics, communication with my “work family” has always been a top priority. In our office, I “walk the corners” daily and check-in with all of my team to keep up with any challenges they may be facing, both on or off the job. I try to remind myself to speak with the intention of creating opportunities to listen, not just to put words out there. I care more about what my teammates have to say than what I have to say. When the pandemic arrived, my efforts to keep in touch with the team did not change, but definitely requires a bit more creativity sometimes. More meetings may now be remote, but we all still meet weekly to review how we are making the workplace safe and where our business stands. We try and keep it light and conversational, as this catch-up kind of conversation is what we all seem to miss the most not being together in one office.
We consistently talk about maintaining social distance within the office and everyone’s commitment to stay home if they do not feel well. In July, we implemented a voluntary return-to-office schedule so that employees can work in the office or remotely, depending on what works best for their family’s situation.
Also, to keep everyone engaged, I regularly review where we are as a company from a financial stability perspective. We also share updates on what is happening with our customers and what they are going through. With TeamOne Logistics being a national Third-Party Logistics (3PL) company laser-focused on the people-side of the industry, our business and that of our partners is essential, and mostly thrived during these challenging times. Since we are staying closer to home right now, we used this time to strategize on future growth and how to bring TeamOne Logistics to the next level of success.
Sharing my vision for growth with the team drives strong morale in a big way. The growth impacts every single one of us on the team, and we all need to work together to make it happen. In sharing our growth plan, which we have branded The Road to 100 , the team learned we are adding several people to fast track reaching our growth goals. Sharing a bright spot in challenging times is a great way to strengthen everyone’s spirit.
I believe communicating with my team is the key to maintaining a strong company in ANY economy, not just during a pandemic. I find transparency and authenticity in regular communication with my team creates a culture of unity and passion in moving the company forward.
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