Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Excel in Communication”
We would like to recognize Chase Johnson for the core value: Excel in Communication. Chase does an excellent job every year of keeping the Indiana farm updated on any issues they are experiencing with the harvest line we share. He goes the extra mile to tell us what parts we need to have on hand, how to fix the issue, …
Brenna Walther joined the fresh crop team in Three Rivers this spring as an intern. She’s taken on the role of field manager for the summer and has been teaching all of us on the team how to raise the bar on excelling in communication. She does a phenomenal job of keeping the agronomy team up to date on everything …
Communication is a vital part of our everyday life. Without it we would struggle to accomplish the goals we have set forth and would be in a state of disarray. Joe Luana is a leader in this core value at Walther Farms and sets the bar to the highest level. He is in constant communication with each farm to ensure …
Everett Williams joined the Over-the-road Transportation team in December as one of our drivers. In his short time here, Everett has been willing to go anywhere there is a need. He has done our runs out of Michigan as well as heading south and out west. Everett is always asking questions to make sure he is doing everything he can …
Special thank you and recognition to Lynette Romansky, Berlinda Segina, Julius Padilla and Javier Aldana for a great seed shipping season!! Amazing coordination and effective communication moving the seed trucks to get offloaded timely and efficiently. Between the shared spreadsheets, texts, pictures etc. The team was able to unload an average of 15-20 refrigerated trailers per day. They shared fun …
When I think of Excelling in communication, I instantly think of Brice Stine. Brice sets a very high standard in terms of communication at Walther Farms. He is always sure whether it is an email, a text, or a phone call to include everyone who needs to know. Brice is quick to respond to emails, voicemails, and text messages also. …
I was in awe as we pulled into the Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) in San Diego, California last week to watch my son, Cameron, graduate from Marine Boot Camp. The size and scope of the base was unbelievable – it was a city within a city – as nearly 5000 recruits along with drill instructors, officers, and their families …
I was on a mission as I walked down the hall to the other side of the school. As a first year principal, I needed to know something and I wanted to ask the person face to face rather than through an email or phone call. It would also give me a chance to get to know this teacher a …
I don’t quite feel as safe in America as I once did. The fear of terrorist attacks, the racial division that has turned violent on those meant to serve and protect, the internet predators using social media to stalk our children, the nut jobs shooting random people, etc… The list goes on and on. Safety is one of the most …
This past week was a stressful one around my house. Cameron, our 18 year old senior, decided he was going to purchase a motorcycle without first consulting with mom or dad. Now this was not an ordinary motorcycle, it was a crotch-rocket, a death-trap in my opinion. He has always been our child that ‘pushed the envelope’ when it came …
