HumanKind Podcast for Leaders

A Conversation with Trevor P. Norton

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Trevor P. Norton is a dynamic Human Resource professional working in different roles at Sunrise Senior Living & Clearway Energy Group. Based in Phoenix, Arizona. Trevor is pursuing a Master of Science Degree in Human Resource Management at University of Southern California. Trevor is a great example of why orgaizations should hire and mentor really smart generalist and in this episode he talks about how his experience in senior living offered him the transferable skills of critical thinking, agility and crisis management to his new career as a HR professional. 

This episode is packed with great conversation and you are sure to leave with many takeaways. Look for these main points: 

  1. Hiring managers should take every opportunity to provide someone with their great first job! 
  2. Looking for an employee who is able to manage multiple priorities and stay calm under pressure? Hire someone from senior living! 
  3. Trevor challenges people to join the senior living industry and to look for ways that the industry can continue to adapt and improve. 
  4. Senior Living has a powerful lesson to teach the world about relational service and keeping the resident/customer centered in the mission of the industry. 

    5. A special part of the mission of this podcast is not only to connect with tenured leaders but to also spotflight rising professionals who we believe will make a tremendous impact on the work around them. 

    Show Notes & Connections:

    Connect with Trevor Norton on LinkedIn

    Connect with Anthony Ormsbee-Hale on LinkedIn

    Trevor's Book Reccomendation: Talent Wins: The New Playbook for Putting People First / The Leadership Challenge

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    Thank you for joining us. This episode was recorded remotely via Zoom. 

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