Pete Carey's guest appearances

Pete Carey

The Tim Faller Show

Killer Food Allergies

Let Me B-Frank Podcast

Kevin Schultz

Chris Fox

Mike Carey

Ryan Murphy

Lauren Cook

Kevin O’Connor

Chris Bache

David Cooper

Ben Reynolds

Jack Miller

David Myers

Andy Moore

Jason Wright

John Murphy

Jeremy Kelley

OwlTail

Listen in as Pete Carey describes his goal to create the Google of life style apps.  Motivated with the intention to have the world ask, "Did you uBeeU it?"  Pete and his team are developing an app to serve the planet.  Starting with food &amp; beverage, this app will tell you whether or not what you are interested in consuming is safe and/or in line with dietary requirements that you define. It's an energetic conversation, fueled by a passion to make a positive difference as the world is starting to look at food, just a little differently. Check out uBeeU on instagram @ubeeultd

Listen in as Pete Carey describes his goal to create the Google of life style apps.  Motivated with the intention to have the world ask, "Did you uBeeU it?"  Pete and his team are developing an app to serve the planet.  Starting with food &amp; beverage, this app will tell you whether or not what you are interested in consuming is safe and/or in line with dietary requirements that you define. It's an energetic conversation, fueled by a passion to make a positive difference as the world is starting to look at food, just a little differently. Check out uBeeU on instagram @ubeeultd

Pete Carey, CEO - uBeeU

Former co-host and NBA aficionado Pete Carey joins the program to talk NBA Trade Deadline. We’ve already seen one big trade go down with Kristaps...--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Former co-host and NBA aficionado Pete Carey joins the program to talk NBA Trade Deadline. We’ve already seen one big trade go down with Kristaps... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

LMBF Podcast: February 6th with Pete Carey

One of the biggest factors in creating success as a remodeling company is keeping clients happy, and a big part of that is how you manage your jobs. Keeping a pulse on the emotional well-being of your clients with weekly meetings keeps the client on your team, while you manage the job. Pete Carey drops by to talk to Tim and Steve about how to schedule and run weekly meetings, and why it works. Pete started working as a carpenter for Riverside Construction in West Lafayette, IN, in the fall of 2001, thinking he’d be there for six months. Instead, he’s been with the company ever since. In April of 2018, he moved into the position of Production Manager, and is enjoying the new challenges that come with the role. You’ve all worked on jobs that were successful in terms of budget, schedule, and finished product, but the clients were still grumpy at the end. Weekly meetings can help avoid that — but you have to make them productive. It’s not just another meeting for the sake of having one, you’ve got to make sure it’s a vehicle for the larger goal of caring for your clients’ emotional well-being. Pete guides you through the process that works, including:  How to set expectations with the clients The two statements and one question that lead to productive meetings How to train Project Managers to run them successfully The key to letting clients know you care Accentuating the positive When to bring in help And much, much more…  Empowering and trusting your Project Managers to set and run weekly meetings is a huge step in creating raving fans and boosting referrals. 

One of the biggest factors in creating success as a remodeling company is keeping clients happy, and a big part of that is how you manage your jobs. Keeping a pulse on the emotional well-being of your clients with weekly meetings keeps the client on your team, while you manage the job. Pete Carey drops by to talk to Tim and Steve about how to schedule and run weekly meetings, and why it works. Pete started working as a carpenter for <a href="https://www.riversideconstruction.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Riverside Construction</a> in West Lafayette, IN, in the fall of 2001, thinking he’d be there for six months. Instead, he’s been with the company ever since. In April of 2018, he moved into the position of Production Manager, and is enjoying the new challenges that come with the role. You’ve all worked on jobs that were successful in terms of budget, schedule, and finished product, but the clients were still grumpy at the end. Weekly meetings can help avoid that — but you have to make them productive. It’s not just another meeting for the sake of having one, you’ve got to make sure it’s a vehicle for the larger goal of caring for your clients’ emotional well-being. Pete guides you through the process that works, including: <ul> <li>How to set expectations with the clients</li> <li>The two statements and one question that lead to productive meetings</li> <li>How to train Project Managers to run them successfully</li> <li>The key to letting clients know you care</li> <li>Accentuating the positive</li> <li>When to bring in help</li> <li>And much, much more…</li> </ul> Empowering and trusting your Project Managers to set and run weekly meetings is a huge step in creating raving fans and boosting referrals.

Ep.26: Managing Your Clients Through Weekly Meetings with Pete Carey