Joe Frankie III is a West Point graduate, combat veteran, award-winning author and knows the power of a team. As CEO at JFIII Associates, he help companies build better teams. He brings 40 years of leading and untangling multiple business projects up to $8 billion worldwide and as many as 53,000 associates where he has a track record of building teams, deploying technology and mitigating risk. These include technology integrations, software, start-ups and heavy logistics moves in the private and public sectors—Asia, China, South Korea, Mideast, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Egypt, Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq.
He is a mentor and coach; finds and assess top tier talent who lead and flourish in their organizational culture-- one size does not fit all. On an individual basis, he coached civil and military leaders on how to build a LinkedIn bridge from where they are to where they want to go.
QUOTES
LinkedIn profile is like giving virtual handshakes - Joe Frankie III
If you don't have what you bring to the table out there, then you are under-merchandising yourself - Joe Frankie III
KEY POINTS
Take charge
Wrap yourself up in a pretty box
Delegate authority, not responsibility
Listen Intently
Understand what people are saying
Encourage
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