Just as our Little Blue Book states, great business cultures ensure people come together, stay together, and work together.
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Matt Mundfrom found just the change he was looking for when he joined the Dallas/Fort Worth team as a Business Process Consultant in 2019. The rewarding aspects of his job here go well beyond what one might consider with a career path.
Moving from the newspaper industry to copiers does come with a transitional learning period. But Lacey's found plenty of support from all directions, and over that time become a key player in our Fort Smith marketplace.
For basically all his adult life, Adam Smith knew he wanted to work in accounting. He just needed the right opportunity. Between the 2008 recession and a recent promotion, Adam has found the ideal place to nurture his career journey.
To Chris Hoefer, being at Datamax is more than a career - it's a sense of community. He's friends with a lot of clients he's served for decades, and loves the sense of family he feels at Datamax. But what he's doing out in the community at large? WOW.
Sure, Cody Simon grew up around Datamax. But as he did, he developed bonds with the people at the office; later on, he found a unique career opportunity and a place where culture was king. The thriving Area Sales Manager hasn't looked back since.
Sulphur Springs Area Sales Manager Trey McFarlin jokingly calls Datamax his first "big boy job." But there's been no joke about his steep climb, from sales to production sales to management. Read on about what he truly appreciates about Datamax.
David Olliff jumped into the copier industry because he was hungry for a job. 35+ years later, his successful career has been earmarked by his constant pursuit to "win the customer over." The comments from customers speak for themselves.
Dave Duke knows big, corporate accounts. He knows building strong relationships. And, rest assured, he knows he loves it here at Datamax. Read more about why this senior account representative never dreads coming into the office.
Ever seen the TV show "The Office?" Breezy Isaacson sees some fun similarities between those characters an the ones inside her office. But more than anything, she sees a place where she's grown exponentially as an administrative pro.
Jordan Conley has covered a lot of ground in her two years as a part of the Administration team in East Texas. Jordan came to Datamax for a fresh start, and this newly-appointed Supervisor has gotten that and much, much more.
Molissa's career trajectory in sales at Datamax, like anyone else, has been a process. From learning the business to overcoming steep challenges in a new territory, she carries the humility, know-how, and prowess that makes her a superstar rep in Hot Springs.”
After 39 years with Datamax, Russ Hill has seen the service operations here from just about every angle, from technician to trainer to supervisor, and most recently, PrintView Manager. Read more about what keeps this industry veteran engaged.
Kristen Finkbeiner admits she didn't know what she wanted to do out of college - but she wanted to have an impact. She's certainly done that in her career journey with Datamax. Read more about what led her here and what keeps her here.
Two things Michael Snow learned playing offensive lineman for the infamous East Texas powerhouse John Tyler High, aka "CUJO:" modesty and dependability. Those two traits translate well today as a warehouse supervisor in East Texas.
Problem Seeker/Solver Michael Johnson craves the next unique issue - be it a dot matrix printer or just a problem that has coworkers stumped. The ETX supervisor credits his managers, and the culture at large, for his success at Datamax.
Some know Todd Ashley as the lead copier technician in Little Rock. Others may know him as the drummer for Arkansas' favorite Rock ‘n’ Roll Cover Band Trip Switch. But we can all agree that, in either scenario, Todd Ashley truly rocks at what he does.
Ever since he was a kid, John Boyette’s enjoyed doing this with his hands. How things work. What makes them tick? Why they are broken, and how he can repair them. For the past 40 years, he’s been able to do just that in his profession.
You can't talk about the amazing tenure in Saint Louis without mentioning Candi Gesch, who arrived at Datamax in 1994. She's seen changes, and her roles have evolved, but the constant comfort and camaraderie remain steady as ever.
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Follow Robert’s career path, and you’ll understand why Subject Matter Expert is an understatement. Speak with Robert long enough, and you’ll sense his genuine concern for customer issues, and his ability to Create Raving Fans wherever he goes.
Make no mistake: IT Supervisor Richard Martin's growth over the years has taken a lot of hard work on his part, but Richard is quick to also credit management: “I appreciate everything management does to make employees feel like family!"
How Service Supervisor Quandre McCoy sums up his Datamax experience: “ Never would I have thought I would be a supervisor with techs under me. The people at Datamax are like a second family. I have no enemies. I feel I belong there.”
Brad says he appreciates a culture that understands and supports your responsibilities to your family outside of the workplace in addition to your responsibilities to Datamax. It's helped mold his professional life - and that outside of it.
Raving Fans is the mission. But Jeff Graul's MO is his passion. From fine-tuning the art of gaining referrals to being the consummate team player, Jeff's passion for his job shines through in the Raving Fans stacking up among customers and coworkers.
Kaylee Lynn has come a long way in four short years. We learn more about the stepping stones she crossed over from receptionist, to trainer, to now a rock star business process consultant — and one that earned President's Club in 2020.
What makes Kym McGee want to stay at Datamax? That's easy, she says. Steady growth and solid people. This admin professional could have had a successful career anywhere, really, but it's the culture that keeps her so content with Datamax.
Logistics Coordinator Jedena Garrett's job? To keep the shop moving in Little Rock. She works closely with Tony Ashcraft to keep a close eye on the intricate details of delivery and, as a result, the delivering of Raving Fans in Arkansas.
Jamie Hughes was simply tired of traveling for work. So when an opening came up at Datamax in Hot Springs, she jumped on the opportunity to join an organization that she says makes her feel truly appreciated and respected.
With 38 years' industry experience, Darryl Moseley is no stranger to acquisitions - 5 to be exact. But the latest has been the smoothest, and the most rewarding, for this copier service veteran in East Texas. During the pandemic, he's developed even more appreciation.
As a Sales Manager, Linda Narcho knows that new business development is a key focus. But after working at other companies, she understands - and appreciates - the crucial role that service plays in overall success. Datamax, she says, is unmatched there.
Judy Wood had a great feeling about Datamax from the get-go. That was in 1996, when Judy answered an ad in the local paper. In that time, the positive feeling she has about Datamax – and the positive experiences she creates for clients – hasn’t changed a bit.
Supplies Coordinator Melba Gipson likes people. She loves talking to them. Read more about why this "people" person thinks Datamax is "just awesome," and what makes Melba so awesome helping customers inside the clientCONNECT Center.
As the Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer of Datamax Inc., Steven J. Sumner's oversight of corporate operations is immense to how we roll as an organization. But equally important, he reasons, is the amazing corporate culture here.
Trish Williams crafts creative document scan processes and print management solutions the same way that Chip and Joanna renovate and redecorate neglected Waco-area homes. Read how this solution "Fixer-Upper" has a genuine passion for designing better print environments.
Justin Harper has long been fascinated by copiers ... particularly broken ones (the challenge is one he can't resist). His fascination transcended to pure hustle in his climb up the professional ladder. His role at Datamax is more than a job, more than a career. It's a way of life.
In joining Datamax, Jennifer Edens was quickly taken out of her comfort zone - something that she says has helped cultivate professional growth that she couldn't have previously imagined. Read more about the rigor of her work and the reward she gets out of working with clients.
Teamwork. Employee-focused culture. Consistent training. These are all elements Tim Williams mentions to describe his Datamax experience. At a time when he was looking for a steady work/life balance, he found that here... and much more!
Summar Sinclair didn't know a thing about copiers save hit "COPY" or "PRINT" when she came on board. But man does she pick things up fast! This ClientCONNECT specialist shares her thoughts on what made her choose Datamax for her career.
Little Rock technician and US Marine Corps veteran William Washington received two definitive signs that he'd have a future in the copier business ... and what a bright future it's turned out to be. From military service to his service of every business he visits, learn what makes him a "Raving Fan.”
As a senior collections specialist, Jennifer owns the expertise – and the temperament – to achieve what can be a most-challenging role. But it’s the people that make the difference. It’s the people surrounding her that help ignite Jennifer’s Raving Fan experience in the Coppell office..
Ask Lee Wise about working at Datamax, and he’ll offer up 3 “Cs:” Challenge, comradery, and culture. The TSG Sales Manager has a genuine passion for IT, but an even bigger sense of enthusiasm for the direction of the Datamax IT team.
Shawn's worked especially hard in his 15 years here, and in doing so, he's steadily becoming the stable and supportive manager that he once looked up to. Learn why he's especially excited about our recent acquisition.
Motivation is a big-time word for Josh Sims. As a mentor on the ball fields, and certainly as a leader in the bullpen at Datamax, he wants nothing more than to see his team succeed. Find out more about how this Area Sales Manager coaches 'em up in ETX!
Family is everything to Laura Allen. When she joined Datamax 18 years ago, she found an organization that supported and respected her personal life and needs of her loved ones. Over the years, she also found a new family to call her own.
David Holzhauer doesn't believe there's a better industry - or a better company - to work for, and he's got 35 years of tenure to back up his claim! His long and successful journey with this organization started with a game of pool on a Wednesday afternoon.
As he celebrates his 20 year anniversary with Datamax, make no mistake: Roy Faries is a virtual virtuoso, a maestro of data and application management. And we are all benefactors of his carefully crafted, beautiful orchestrations.
After 25+ years with Datamax, Sheryl Scott is still amazed at Datamax's propensity to promote within. Her steady climb in the organization is a shining example of that. But it's also very much the people she works with that has kept her here so long.
Bryan enjoys serving businesses in the place he calls home – Lufkin. He’s made extraordinary inroads in the small East Texas town, and over time has developed lasting relationships that keep his pipeline plum full.
Lee, a native of Texarkana, TX, serves as the Area Sales Manager in the Hot Springs Office. He has been with the organization since 1999, when an offer in Hot Springs was his ticket to being closer to home.
Two decades ago, Aaron Sauer started a job delivering copiers. But looking back, it’s clear to see that his journey with Datamax quickly developed from a job into a successful career.
Mark McKinney, leader of the Arkansas service team, likens his leadership back to some of his own experiences on the gridiron. Leading by example, earning trust, and making those around him better: That's his management play.
Jacqueline Campos came to Datamax as a place where she could launch her career. And that's exactly what's happened. Jackie is not only a natural leader, she's built a team that shares a strong connection that extends beyond the workplace.
Rachel has her hands in many aspects of our day-to-day business operations. This Platform Solutions Manager embraces every new day and every new challenge with the same enthusiasm as when she first joined Datamax in 1998.
As a Datamaxer for 40+ years, Accounting Specialist Pam Barton has seen the insurmountable growth here firsthand but recognizes that same family atmosphere. We offer a brief snapshot of her Datamax career.
In October 1990, St. Louis native Terri Hackmeyer returned to her hometown in search of a way to support herself and two year old son. She found Datamax, and hasn’t looked back since.
Barb Noll loves to talk. She uses her gift of gab to its full potential with clients in Arkansas, guarding that close connection over the phone with the organizations we serve, showing her authentic concern for their everyday needs.