A 2021 Holiday Message from Jeff Gorman, President
We are immensely thankful for our relationships with our clients, our connections within our communities, and the passion our employee-owners have for making positive, personal impacts.
Each month, Keller Schroeder’s subject matter experts provide content about the latest tools, services, and technologies to help you understand how you can better grow, protect, and optimize your technical environments. We also share weekly cybersecurity tips and you can find business cultural and leadership knowledge from our President.
We are immensely thankful for our relationships with our clients, our connections within our communities, and the passion our employee-owners have for making positive, personal impacts.
Due to the whirlwind of daily activity we face, we frequently underachieve at remembering to thank people for the impacts they make on us.
Everyone has an equal amount of time in a day; yet, in our whirlwind of work, multiple requirements tug at our attention to get their share of our time.
As a result of continued growth, the employee-owners at Keller Schroeder are pleased to formally announce two appointments to the company’s executive team.
Keller Schroeder is committed to the continued technical development of our employee-owners through certifications.
What if you could put your idle hardware and unused compute power to a more productive purpose, a more strategic purpose, a greater good?
Jeff Gorman – [President] People who know me well will be quick to agree I fall victim to being a creature of habit in many ways. When I find things I enjoy, I tend to stay with those things. For
Jeff Gorman – [President] We are proud to be celebrating our 40th year of being a technology company in the performance improvement business. At some point in our recent history, if you have joined us at a Keller Schroeder event, you have
Jeff Gorman – [President] As 2017 winds to a close and the holiday season is upon us, it becomes easy to get wrapped up in a frenetic pace of gift-buying, party-attending, and filling every minute of available time with “required” activities. Instead
Jeff Gorman – [President] The importance of measuring key performance indicators, or knowing the ‘score’ of your progress toward goals, is a widely held view among leaders. Without some consistent manner from which you can evaluate your progress, it becomes difficult to
Want to receive our monthly newsletter? Send us your contact info below to join our mailing list.