Leadership Lessons Articles

How To Get The Most Out Of Your Staffing Partner

In today’s job market, choosing the right staffing partner can be a critical part in completing your project. We understand that working with a new partner and trusting their process can be uncomfortable. Director of sales, Victoria Logan shares her recommendations on how you can adapt and get the most out of working with your […]
Gratitude Matters: Thank You Tom Brady

I consciously strive to draw inspiration from the beauty of life. Growing up in eastern Massachusetts I always found such beauty in the game of football and the wonderful metaphor for life that plays out in 3 hours on any given Sunday afternoon. My specific team is the New England Patriots. Over time the beauty […]
Evolving As A Business Owner

Women in leadership roles are dominating and making headlines like never before. Over time, I have witnessed more and more women evolving into executive and c-suite positions in the tech industry. With this exciting leadership progression, I thought I might share my journey through entrepreneurship and how I’ve landed success. Becoming a business owner Seventeen […]
Letter To My First Day Self

Many of us reflect on our past and think “hmm if I only knew then what I know now”. We do that because with time we fail, we learn, we experience success, and ultimately, we grow. But we tend to forget what life was like before all of it. As a business owner I am […]
I Started 2021 With a Cry

My wife, Jessica, sent me this poem on January 2, 2021, and it made me cry. I encourage you to read the full poem and immerse yourself in it like I did. I can relate to the poem as a father, son, and entrepreneur. Mostly I relate to it as a person who has overcome adversity […]
Raising The Standards

This year has taught us so much about ourselves, team members and our organization. When everything started to shift in March including working from home, our team was presented with its own challenges. As the job market continued to change, we knew we needed to raise our standards and expectations to accommodate it. This would require more training, one on ones, position changes and a full focus on heightening productivity and efficiency. Although our culture is […]
What’s The Best That Can Happen?

Facing Fear, Fighting Inertia When COVID took the country by storm, Triple Crown was prepared. That’s not to say that we had prepared for a pandemic. But, in a leadership session in the winter of 2019, we spent time planning for how Triple Crown could and should respond to a far-reaching, 9/11-type event. When the quarantine […]
Triple Crown Consulting Promotes Three Executives to Regional Vice President

Austin, Texas, March 5, 2020 – Triple Crown Consulting, a technology recruitment firm filling hard-to-find senior tech roles through its vast talent network, today announced the creation of three U.S. regions to better manage growth and has promoted three of its executives to lead each area. Monica Jackson, Regional Vice President, West; Laura Lee Harris, […]
5 Reasons Engineers Thrive in the Gig Economy

“Gig” work – that is, freelancing, consulting or contracting work – is what has given rise to the gig economy. It centers around independent contractors working short-term, gig assignments before moving onto another contract. And it’s booming. What may have started out as some engineers’ side hustle, that is working contracts or project work outside […]
5 Ways to Optimize Employee Recognition

Not All Slaps on the Back Are Created Equally Many business leaders will tell you that the best part of the job is getting the chance to recognize growth and achievement in your employees. For me, it’s definitely true. First, their successes on the job mean that our business is growing and profiting. They sell […]