the CEO Hour, October 5th, 2012.
First Friday Live Series for October. Leaders of four successful culture-driven Rochester-area companies share their advice on creating a strong value-driven culture at your company. Taking questions from our live audience are Mike Mandina, the president of Optimax, Peter Parts of Peter Parts Electronics, Tim Frank of Inergex and Scott Murphy of Pharos Systems. Each company has hired a dozen people or more during this recession.
Scott Murphy | General Manager, Education Business | Pharos Systems
Pharos Systems International, Inc. provides powerful and innovative print optimization software and services to educational institutions, corporations, and libraries across the globe. Pharos pioneered print control and management software in the early 1990s and continues to lead the industry today.
Tim Frank | CEO | Inergex
Inergex has been built upon a solid foundation carefully crafted over the last 12 years and architected by unwavering leadership and highly seasoned technical expertise complimented with business know-how. Our success is due to our people, plain and simple. We have mastered the technique on how to find, capture, and retain highly qualified people that strategically fit into our clients' culture and expectations, not just the project at hand. Our teams offer invaluable services to our clients in five distinct IT disciplines: IT Service Management/ServiceNow, Managed Services, Business Intelligence, Application Development, and Project Management. inergex.com
Mike Mandina | President | Optimax
With more than 100 opticians, Optimax is America's largest prototype optics manufacturer. Optimax leverages its optics manufacturing technology for programs that benefit mankind. We have created innovative manufacturing methods and corporate culture that enable faster production of precision optics. optimax.com
Peter Parts | CEO | Peter Parts Electronics
Peter Parts Electronics has become one of the largest suppliers of electronic parts in North America.In 1986 Peter started Peter Parts Electronics. Many of Peter's early customers were looking for reliable manufacturers in the Far East, but didn't know where to look. And many Far Eastern manufacturers wanted to sell parts with their own brand on them. Peter thought it was a great idea -- imagine, starting a business that not only found the best manufacturers, but was forthcoming with his customers with names, data, samples, and JIT delivery of these great companies around the world. peterparts.com
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