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From marketing to CEO, an accountant’s journey to becoming an invaluable employee

From marketing to CEO, an accountant’s journey to becoming an invaluable employee

Update: 2024-12-09
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In this episode, Tyra Tutor joins host Jason Mudd to discuss career longevity, leadership tips, marketing strategies, and remote work trends. 

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Our Guest:

Our episode’s special guest is Tyra Tutor, president and CEO of TAD PGS, Adecco Group's government solutions subsidiary. Tyra’s Adecco Group career spans 27 years, with roles leading investor relations, communications, marketing, mergers and acquisitions, special projects, and more. Axia’s friend and VIP client since 2004, Tyra shares some of her secrets to success and longevity in a global organization.


Five things you’ll learn from this episode:

1. Career longevity through adaptability

2. Corporate marketing, communication, and development best practices

3. Managing multiple brands, niche marketing, and reputations

4. Day in the life — tips for aspiring CEOs

5. Workplace flexibility and remote work trends

 

Quotables

“I had the great privilege of sitting in boardrooms, and in most of my roles, I was the right-hand person of CEOs. I got to witness a lot of great leaders.” — @Tyra Tutor 

“Have a willingness to learn, a willingness to work hard, and make sure you have a good boss — someone who is willing to give you a chance and to give you new opportunities to make sure you aren’t stagnant in your job.” — @Tyra Tutor 

“When you have a lot of brands, you're probably not going to be a household name, and you have to be okay with that. So your expectation has to be lower.” — @Tyra Tutor 

“Work hard, be there when no one else is, and do the tasks that no one else wants to do. Many times, I held roles and took on tasks that were not in my job description, and sometimes, that got me into a meeting I wouldn't otherwise be in.” — @Tyra Tutor 

“I like to surround myself with people who love to work hard. I'm not saying they don't have balance, but when they're at work, they're working hard. They have a good attitude and are ready to do whatever it takes to finish a job and give ourselves a well-done.” — @Tyra Tutor 

“The most important thing for the CEO was that what we told our client through marketing, what we told the public through PR, and what we reported to the Wall Street analysts with numbers was all consistent, transparent, and accurate. That hit home for me.” — @Tyra Tutor 

“One of the challenges that many companies face is marketing multiple brands for different niches. I see this with a lot of companies — they are going after different audiences, different verticals, and not getting the funding necessary to pull all that off.” — @JasonMudd9 


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Guest’s contact info and resources:

Tyra Tutor on LinkedIn

Adecco Group website

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From marketing to CEO, an accountant’s journey to becoming an invaluable employee

From marketing to CEO, an accountant’s journey to becoming an invaluable employee

Jason Mudd, Axia Public Relations