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In this conversation, Tyler Nottberg, Chief Optimist at U.S. Engineering, shares his unique journey from a background in political philosophy to leading a fifth-generation family business. He discusses the challenges and opportunities of entering the family business after the loss of his father, the importance of leadership and culture, and his philosophy of optimism in overcoming challenges. Tyler emphasizes the significance of investing in people and building a high-performance culture, while also reflecting on the legacy he hopes to leave behind.
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By Marshall Lockton5
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In this conversation, Tyler Nottberg, Chief Optimist at U.S. Engineering, shares his unique journey from a background in political philosophy to leading a fifth-generation family business. He discusses the challenges and opportunities of entering the family business after the loss of his father, the importance of leadership and culture, and his philosophy of optimism in overcoming challenges. Tyler emphasizes the significance of investing in people and building a high-performance culture, while also reflecting on the legacy he hopes to leave behind.
Additional Resources:
Connect with Marshall on LinkedIn
Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn
Learn more about PeopleForward Network
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