Judy Randall

Owned Punch-n-Judys ceramic teacher for 12 years full time. After that for part time manufactured ceramic candle shades until I retired from Red Roof and ceramic business when my husband and partner passed away.

Employed 6 employees during the time manufacturing candle shades. From 1993 to 2001.

• Oversaw daily operations, ensuring all tasks were completed accurately and efficiently by team members.
• Increased customer satisfaction by implementing efficient business processes and providing exceptional service.
• Managed financial aspects of the business, including budgeting, financial reporting, and tax preparation.
• Consulted with customers to assess needs and propose optimal solutions.
• Hired trained, and managed a high-performing team of employees dedicated to achieving company goals.
• Trained and motivated employees to perform daily business functions.
• Implemented marketing strategies to increase brand awareness and attract new customers.
• Established a positive workplace culture that fostered employee engagement, collaboration, and loyalty.
• Negotiated contracts with suppliers for better pricing and terms, reducing overall costs for the business.
• Established foundational processes for business operations.
• Achieved financial growth with strategic planning, cost control measures, and targeted marketing efforts.
• Organized and attended trade shows and special events to showcase products, network with other businesses and attract new customers.
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Worked with supervisors and property managers with guest relations problems at high volume reservation activities. Trained reservation agents.

• Addressed employee concerns promptly and professionally, maintaining high levels of job satisfaction among team members. My supervisor was Christopher Gordon.

Word processor for Math faculty mandatory publishing findings for renewal standings. Also worked with College of Science and Engineering as secretary to Assistant Dean.

Started in December 1977 as Secretary in the psychology office, Dr Darold Engebretson. Later got elevated to college of science and engineering and Math department in 1983.