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What is it like working as a President?
January 2019
Fast paced and demanding.
President in Seattle:
Pros: an established urban core that continues to grow and a stunning natural environment, supportive of green and sustainable building and shared values for protecting the environment
Cons: traffic and high cost of living
January 2019
Best place in the world.
President in Denver:
Pros: The great outdoors
Cons: Nothing
January 2019
I have a house here.
President in Macomb:
Pros: I like Michigan
Cons: Close to work
January 2019
Small town.
President in Duncan:
Pros: Community
Cons: Rural
January 2019
I travel 80% of the time.
President in Richmond:
Pros: Working from home is nice during the real busy weeks in having the ability to be with my family.
Cons: Most customer visits are at minimum overnighters.
December 2018
Owning a business in Portsmouth, VA.
President in Portsmouth:
Pros: small town feel in a large metropolitan area
Cons: poor political leadership
December 2018
Nice in the summer.
President in Watertown:
Pros: small but lots of oportunity
Cons: x
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