Performentor Announces 2022 Unleash People Energy Award Winners

Mar 7, 2023

Fractional human resource management firm, Performentor, recognizes eleven business leaders for cultivating workplaces powered by people energy

DURHAM, N.C. - March 7, 2023 - PRLog -- Performentor, LLC, (performentor.com) a fractional human resource management firm that provides scalable people strategy, systems building, and organizational expertise to small and mid-size companies positioned for growth, announced the 2022 winners of its annual Unleash People Energy award. The once in a lifetime honor recognizes business leaders who embrace and implement inventive people-powered solutions that elevate their companies.

Performentor's 2022 winners of the Unleash People Energy award include: Sam Frowine of The Performance Group, Olalah Njenga of Management, LLC, Walt Brown of Spark, John Cambier of IDEA Fund Partners, Marc Pons of Chapel Hill Tire, Jeff Vojta of Dilworth Coffee, Carolyn Naseer of My Change Agent, Heather Yandow of Nonprofit.ist, Bill Buxton of Vistage, Chase Hazelwood of Go Forth Pest, and Kim Janzen of SPCA of Wake County.

Award winners were chosen based on their ability to lead organizations and teams in ways that leveraged the highest value of individual contributor talents. Images of the excited winners are on Performentor's social platforms at LinkedIn and Twitter.

Alicia Parr, founder of Performentor remarks, "I deeply admire the work each of these amazing professionals has done to unleash the energies of their teams and model game-changing leadership."

Parr presents the vibrantly-hued statues in person to each awardee. Winners are surprised by Parr's presentation of the award at their respective workplaces because they are not notified in advance about the honor.

"I am noticing more mission-centric business leaders focusing on integrating whole person approaches into ways of leading and managing. These are the leaders I keep on my radar," Parr continued.

The Performentor team is already hard at work scouting for potential winners for 2023. Performentor evaluates potential winners throughout the year on a rolling basis.

About Performentor, LLC:

Founded on the maxim that a business is the conversion of human energy into economic value, Performentor provides flexible and scalable people management expertise to growing companies. Performentor's mission, to unleash people energy in and for mission-centric organizations, is a commitment to partner with sentient leaders who lead by example.

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