Norm Baker
I am a business enabler, not a bureaucrat, devoted to achieving the organization's goals.
As a Human Resources Leader, I optimize my workforce by selecting and training the right people and providing them with valuable tools and a work environment that maximizes their contributions.
Equally important, I eliminate liabilities by managing conflict to enhance job performance and negate legal concerns.
As a sales and operational professional, I generate revenue while building and retaining my client base.
Grounded with 15 years experience with Exxon and American Express, culminating as Vice President, I’ve since taken on even broader, company-wide roles with small to mid-size companies.
I bring a formidable arsenal of programs, strategies, techniques and contacts.
My flexibility in approach, embrace of ideas and feedback, along with my decisiveness in decision-making and implementation, have left a profound impact on each of my organizations. My integrity and loyalty have made me a trusted confidant to CEOs and all levels of management and staff.
Tag Archives: Fort Lauderdale to Key West 2011
Conquering Fear
Last week was the annual Fort Lauderdale to Key West yacht race. It is 168 miles of open ocean racing for professional and amateur sailboats. We have participated in our boat, Ocean Dancer, 6 of the past 7 years. We … Continue reading
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Tagged Florida Keys, Fort Lauderdale to Key West 2011, Key West, Sail, Yacht racing
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