Steve Tucker

Oct 25, 2024 | sullivan-times.com | Steve Tucker

As president of our little historical society, I became the curator of our County History Museum. I came in one afternoon and observed two Middle-School age boys coming down from our upstairs exhibits. It seemed suspicious to me. I asked our reception lady what she thought the boys were interested in upstairs.

Oct 17, 2024 | themj.co.uk | Alice Monty |Kath O'Dwyer |Jon Ainger |Steve Tucker

Commercial Cards as a payment solution have developed a lot in recent years. More and more businesses of all sizes, across all different sectors, are seeing the value in using Commercial Card solutions in both day-to-day and business-critical transactions. For businesses looking to streamline their payment processes, support their working capital and achieve greater efficiency, Commercial Cards can be a smart solution.

Oct 16, 2024 | themj.co.uk | Steve Tucker

SOCIAL HOUSING How to give residents a voice in social housing Steve Tucker explains why making sure residents feel heard and understood is key to improving social housing standards. By Steve Tucker | 16 October 2024 SHARE It has been said that feedback is the breakfast of champions. Never were truer words spoken than in the delivery of social housing.

Aug 30, 2024 | insidehousing.co.uk | Steve Tucker

CommentSteve Tucker, chief executive of Sutton Housing Partnership, explains how the organisation is changing how it gathers insight and responds to the needs of residentsSharelinesSteve Tucker, chief executive of Sutton Housing Partnership, explains how the organisation is changing how it gathers insight and responds to the needs of residents #UKhousing As the saying goes, most people do not listen with the intent to understand; they listen with the intent to reply.

May 13, 2024 | m2now.com | Sam Baker |Steve Tucker

“You need to go and get your f**king head straight!” With those cutting words, I walked away. Away from the turmoil, away from my businesses, and away from the dream I had nurtured for two decades. Despite considering myself fairly resilient after years in business, this particular remark struck a chord. In 2017, during a meeting in our boardroom with three colleagues, those harsh words pierced through me. I sought refuge in my office as they casually discussed my future, “He is out.