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Meet Larry Daniels, the newest member of Team PPMC!

PPMC team members have read The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, a book by Patrick Lencioni which we have embraced as a guide to strengthen our growth as a team. This blog is the first of a five-part series to discuss the five dysfunctions outlined in Lencioni鈥檚 book.

We've committed to educating ourselves. What's next? Let's remind ourselves, and one another, to check in on our commitment to improving diversity, systemic racism, equity, and inclusion in our communities.

Meet our newest team member, Nigel Soria! As the Research Economist & Data Scientist, Nigel uses data to help solve our communities' tough issues.

Meet Andrew Myers, the PPMC's news team member who focuses on strategic planning and project support.

With 成人头条 State students back on campus for in-person classrooms for the first time in nearly 18 months, there is an extra layer of excitement. Our freshmen are experiencing a unique beginning as they start school amid an ever-changing pandemic, even returning students, staff and faculty are navigating new territory. In some ways, we are all freshman again. This is something that sticks with me as the PPMC is changing and growing and adapting.

This fiscal year has seen a lot of change and uncertainty. Through it all, the PPMC has persevered. We are proud of the work we鈥檝e accomplished and how much we鈥檝e been able to help our clients and communities.

Learn more about PPMC team member Morgan Barnes who has been with the PPMC since 2017.

As the world 鈥渞eopens鈥� after the global COVID-19 pandemic, many organizations need to relaunch or reinvent themselves. Agility is now a requirement. Talent is shuffling, schedules are flexible, and 鈥淭eams鈥� can be a verb.

Sharing our story is a way to communicate, both internally and externally about a host of different things we may be involved in.