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Proactively Using Dashboards for Financial Success Steve Steele
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Listening to Your Customers to Meet their Needs Mark Tipton & Whitney Griffin
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The Cashflow Story Jonathan Mond
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How to Prepare for Generational Succession Planning Ryan Malone
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How The Industry is Handling The Growing Environmental Threats Bob Grover
Bob graduated from Oregon State University in 1983. After 17 years working for working in the industry, Bob started Pacific Landscape Management in 2001. In 22 years, Pacific, based in Portland Oregon has grown to manage over 1,000 commercial and HOA properties with a staff of 350 working out of 4 branch offices. In 2022, they expanded to Seattle, acquiring 2 companies adding 3 new branch locations150 employees. Combined 2022 revenue is estimated at $50 million.
Bob is Landscape Industry Certified and a firm believer in the value of community and industry association membership and involvement. He is past president of the Oregon Landscape Contractors Association and former chair of the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce, and is the outgoing president of NALP.
Pacific’s growth has been facilitated by developing and honoring an educated, motivated team. Their philosophy has always been people first, supporting, developing, and honoring their great so they can serve their customers with inspired and motivated service. They firmly believe that it takes great team to produces great results, serve and please clients, grow their business, and maintain profitability.
Bob is Landscape Industry Certified and a firm believer in the value of community and industry association membership and involvement. He is past president of the Oregon Landscape Contractors Association and former chair of the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce, and is the outgoing president of NALP.
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Joy started her career with Citigroup Capital Market in New York, she then joined the venture capital industry with a focus on early stage investing after graduating from London Business […]
