spent 35 years as a managerial, administrative and worship pastor, from 1981 to 2016. He then served as Director of Management Systems at Brindlee Mountain Fire Apparatus before taking his current role as Director of People at Fast Slow Motion, which is a very successful and growing business consulting company that implements Salesforce and HubSpot for small and growing businesses. In this episode, he describes one of the best onboarding processes I've ever heard.
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spent 35 years as a managerial, administrative and worship pastor, from 1981 to 2016. He then served as Director of Management Systems at Brindlee Mountain Fire Apparatus before taking his current role as Director of People at Fast Slow Motion, which is a very successful and growing business consulting company that implements Salesforce and HubSpot for small and growing businesses. In this episode, he describes one of the best onboarding processes I've ever heard.
founded Beyond Rockets in May 2019, and has built his business into an icon within the Huntsville community. Beyond Rockets is a podcast management company with prominent clients such as Torch Technologies, HudsonAlpha, the Huntsville Chamber of Commerce, Cullman Regional Hospital, and many more. Clark is a relationship builder and a storyteller. If you want to meet someone in Huntsville, ask Clark if he knows them… he probably does.
The A-Players
spent 35 years as a managerial, administrative and worship pastor, from 1981 to 2016. He then served as Director of Management Systems at Brindlee Mountain Fire Apparatus before taking his current role as Director of People at Fast Slow Motion, which is a very successful and growing business consulting company that implements Salesforce and HubSpot for small and growing businesses. In this episode, he describes one of the best onboarding processes I've ever heard.
