Built In Colorado

2 weeks ago | builtincolorado.com | Taylor Rose

Kerrin Parker and Kevin Costner have a similar ethos: build it, and they will come. While Parker isn’t building a baseball diamond, she has used this mindset to lead successful businesses over the years. Early in Parker’s career as the executive vice president of operations and customer success at M5 Networks, for example, Parker guided the team to focus on customer satisfaction first and foremost. If the team could deliver great customer service, she believed the revenue would follow.

3 weeks ago | builtincolorado.com | Mia Goulart

Denver-based BKV Corporation, a natural gas exploration and production company, has appointed Dilanka Seimon as its first chief commercial officer. In this role, Seimon will lead the company’s commercial midstream, gas marketing and new products teams. According to a news release, Seimon has over 20 years of global energy experience spanning the upstream and midstream sectors.

1 month ago | builtincolorado.com | Taylor Rose

Finding a company that you want to work for is one thing, while finding a company that you can keep working for is another. Many professionals can relate to being on the job hunt, as the average amount of time that a worker stays with an employer is getting shorter. In January of 2022, the average amount of time a worker stayed at a company was 4.1 years. Just two years later that lowered to 3.9 years, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

1 month ago | builtincolorado.com | Taylor Rose

Right now being a licensed therapist in the United States is a little like training to be an elite athlete — it requires time, coaching and a lot of endurance. In order to become a mental health counselor, clinicians have to train under a supervisor while they complete a graduate degree, take a preliminary licensing exam, work under another supervisor for at least a year and a half, take another licensing test — all before they can even think about starting their own practice.

2 months ago | builtincolorado.com | Taylor Rose

Finding the secret to ideal customer satisfaction is a customer success manager’s pot of gold at the end of a rainbow — elusive at best and maybe impossible in reality.       The Irish folklore of a pot of gold being hidden at the end of a rainbow has often been used as a parable to share the dangers of chasing something that is impossible to find; after all, a rainbow is actually just a light illusion that is really a circle.