Dear Executive Directors,*I Am Writing to You to Let You Know That

Thread starter MORFIA
Start date Jul 1, 2008

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Tracy Williams has left The Pampered Chef, prompting the selection of a new Sales Manager, with Karin Logston stepping in temporarily. There are concerns among team members regarding recent changes in the Sales Manager department, including the departure of Angela Orrico and the transition of Amy Neal, a former Executive Director, into a Sales Manager role. Many express sadness over Tracy's exit while showing enthusiasm for Amy's capabilities as a trainer. There is speculation about potential corporate restructuring or cuts, though some believe these changes are part of normal turnover in the industry. Discussions also touch on the effectiveness of communication from leadership about these transitions and the overall job security within the company. The conversation highlights a mix of apprehension and optimism regarding the future direction and support for the sales teams amidst these changes.

baychef

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Jul 3, 2008

Happy Chef said:
Very interesting! I was lucky enough to get Sue a few times at National Conference in my workshops when she was still with PC- loved her. Plus my ED hired her a couple of times when she had her company. I always thought she was great! It's been quite awhile.

I was fortunate enough to get some of her material before she closed her business. I hope she sets up shop again!

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