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Optima's CEO Featured on Coffee with Closers


In the latest episode of Coffee with Closers, Jennifer Barnes, CEO of Optima Office, shares her remarkable journey from facing a hostile takeover to building a thriving company. Jennifer dives deep into the importance of making your team the #1 priority in business and how that focus can drive long-term success.

Highlights from the Episode:

 

  • Entrepreneurial Resilience: Jennifer recounts her challenging experience of being ousted from her own company and how she quickly rebounded by founding Optima Office just days later.
  • Lessons in Leadership: She discusses the critical role of aligning values with partners and the importance of clear business priorities, shedding light on the pitfalls and triumphs of entrepreneurship.
  • Building a People-First Culture: Jennifer emphasizes the significance of mentorship, flexibility, and creating a positive workplace environment that not only retains talent but fosters growth and innovation.

Key Takeaways:

 

  • Prioritize your team to cultivate a loyal, motivated workforce.
  • Be mindful of what you put in writing—every word can have long-term implications.
  • Stay resilient, adaptable, and always ready to pivot when challenges arise.

Watch the full episode on Coffee with Closers and discover how focusing on your team can transform your business journey!

 

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