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Building a Culture Where People Matter with Milton Bartley
In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Milton Bartley, CEO of ImageQuest, who shares his incredible story of service, leadership, and purpose. From his early days in the military to running a successful IT company, Milton opens up about how his life experiences have shaped his commitment to both his employees and his community. We dive into the many ways ImageQuest gives back, from providing free IT services to nonprofits like High Hopes and The New Beginnings Center, to financially supporting Reboot Recovery’s life-changing trauma programs.
Milton also shares how thinking outside the box—like opening a satellite office to eliminate long commutes—has made a huge difference in his team’s lives. And of course, we couldn’t help but geek out a bit about the future of AI, cybersecurity, and the ethical challenges ahead. This episode is packed with heart, business wisdom, and practical ways anyone can make a difference right where they are.
Takeaways:
- Giving back isn't just financial—it's about hands-on involvement and long-term partnerships.
- Strong leadership starts with putting people first, whether it's employees, clients, or the community.
- ImageQuest’s donated IT services help nonprofits like High Hopes, allowing them to serve more families.
- Reboot Recovery provides trauma healing and suicide prevention for veterans and first responders through science-based group therapy.
- The New Beginnings Center empowers women to break unhealthy cycles through fitness, nutrition, and education.
- Opening a satellite office in Dixon dramatically improved work-life balance for employees facing long commutes.
- Investing in employees with $5,000 vacations every five years builds loyalty and creates lifelong memories.
- Building a thriving company culture comes from hiring people with servant hearts who find fulfillment in helping others.
ImageQuest
https://www.imagequest.com/
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By Jason and Mindy HooverIn this inspiring episode, we sit down with Milton Bartley, CEO of ImageQuest, who shares his incredible story of service, leadership, and purpose. From his early days in the military to running a successful IT company, Milton opens up about how his life experiences have shaped his commitment to both his employees and his community. We dive into the many ways ImageQuest gives back, from providing free IT services to nonprofits like High Hopes and The New Beginnings Center, to financially supporting Reboot Recovery’s life-changing trauma programs.
Milton also shares how thinking outside the box—like opening a satellite office to eliminate long commutes—has made a huge difference in his team’s lives. And of course, we couldn’t help but geek out a bit about the future of AI, cybersecurity, and the ethical challenges ahead. This episode is packed with heart, business wisdom, and practical ways anyone can make a difference right where they are.
Takeaways:
- Giving back isn't just financial—it's about hands-on involvement and long-term partnerships.
- Strong leadership starts with putting people first, whether it's employees, clients, or the community.
- ImageQuest’s donated IT services help nonprofits like High Hopes, allowing them to serve more families.
- Reboot Recovery provides trauma healing and suicide prevention for veterans and first responders through science-based group therapy.
- The New Beginnings Center empowers women to break unhealthy cycles through fitness, nutrition, and education.
- Opening a satellite office in Dixon dramatically improved work-life balance for employees facing long commutes.
- Investing in employees with $5,000 vacations every five years builds loyalty and creates lifelong memories.
- Building a thriving company culture comes from hiring people with servant hearts who find fulfillment in helping others.
ImageQuest
https://www.imagequest.com/
🎬 WATCH THE VIDEO
Watch all episodes on our YouTube Channel
@YouMatterNashville
💡 NOMINATE A GUEST
Know someone making an impact in the Middle Tennessee area?
Nominate Them Here
🌐 FOLLOW US
Facebook: @youmatternashville
Instagram: @youmatternashville
TikTok: @youmatternashville