Bragging Moment

 

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Since David doesn’t get on here and write about his life,  I am going to for him!  That is my right as his wife, right?  David’s company he works for is a public company so everything about them is written up and posted on the world wide internet.  This was posted 2 days ago in the Wall Street Journal:

 

ActiveCare Appoints New Chief Operating Officer

OREM, Utah, Oct. 30, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ActiveCare, Inc. (OTCBB:ACAR), a leader in diabetes management wellness services, is pleased to announce the appointment of David Lee as the new chief operating officer.

Joining the team just over a year ago, Lee has created and implemented strategies and processes that have made immediate contributions designed to meet the demands of recent corporate growth. "Our solution has been well received by the market place. Over the past eighteen months we have experienced tremendous growth; more than thirty fold. With a sales pipe line that continues to grow, closely managing inventory and deployment is key to meeting the needs of our customers. David's vision and experience play an instrumental role well beyond day-to-day operations," stated David Derrick, Chairman and CEO of ActiveCare.

 

What does this mean for him?  Well, mostly a lot more time workingSmile.  We are so proud of his accomplishments and his work ethic that continues to keep me at home with the children and is able to provide for our temporary needs as the provider in our home.  David is a natural leader and put in the right setting, he is able to portray that.  This past year has been an emotional roller coaster for him at work.  In the past month it has gotten a little better but we hope 2014 is a lot more smooth sailing for him, dealing with the people he works with and their success at work.

Comments

Scott & Ali said…
woot woot! baller. also, looking sharp, I must say!
November 1, 2013 at 6:41 PM
Enriquez Family said…
wow!! that is totally worth bragging about!!! Awesome awesome!!
November 3, 2013 at 10:27 PM
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