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awards awards

professional

cch user conference point team contributor, 2007
cch lean six sigma training, may 2007
maximum impact's the influence index, increasing a leader's true value, april 2007
cch customer intimacy training, february 2007
cch new management development program, may 2006
coremetrics interface training, 2006
cch conflict management training, 2005

company-wide recognition for redesign of cchgroup.com, 2005

employee of the month, quill corporation 2004

it's just shopping : iphrase research seminar 2003

i-merchant of the year, catalog age magazine 2003

business weekly, web site award 2003

improving camp performance [mypoints.com], award recipient 1999

compassion award [mypoints.com], recipient 1999

telly award recipient for pharmanutrients®’ tonalin® sales video, 1997

american center for design, member 1995–1997
american institute for graphic arts, member 1995–1996

personal

govenor hometown award for gilberts, illinois earth day community clean-up, 2006
registered trademark holder for design of lifetapestry logo, 2005
webmaster for wyndhamclub.com, 2003–present
wyndham club condominium association, board member, 2003–2005

young adult retreat co-coordinator, 1995–present

young adult facilitator, 1995–2002

iowa state university art & design annual, 1995

iowa state university president residence show, 1995

first place photography competitiion, naperville park district, 1993

design winner of earth day logo, naperville, illinois, 1991

national finalist, time magazine cover contest, 1991

published author, longmeadow grove journal, 1991


professional and character references available upon request

 

“The good life exists only when you stop wanting a better one. It is the condition of savoring what is, rather than longing for what might be. The itch for things, so brilliantly injected by those who make and sell them, is in effect a virus draining the soul of contentment. A man never earns enough, a woman is never beautiful enough, clothes are never new enough., the house is never furnished enough, the food is never fancy enough. There is a point at which salvation lies in stepping off the escalator and saying: Enough. What I have will do; what I make of it is up to me.”

— Marya Mannes