As a CEO, you care deeply about your company’s culture. You understand that a strong, positive culture is essential for your brand’s success. Yet, despite your best efforts, you might find yourself struggling to bring this culture to life, especially when it comes to ensuring that your team respectfully and effectively works together. Could it […]
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As a CEO, you care deeply about your company’s culture. You understand that a strong, positive culture is essential for your brand’s success. Yet, despite your best efforts, you might find yourself struggling to bring this culture to life, especially when it comes to ensuring that your team respectfully and effectively works together. Could it […]
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Dad having a very important tea party with my then 5-year-old daughter, Kaitlyn.
A friend of mine recently told me that she had once worked for the “best, worst culture, ever!”
This organization was known for being a “fun” place to work. They talked about it in their recruiting efforts, bragged about it in company-wide meetings, and leaders used it as a way to rally the team.
The problem was that although they had the parties, the perks and the speeches to point to, the actual employee experience, the one people dealt with every day, was filled with chaos, confusion and conflict.
As we move through our lives, we hope to leave behind a legacy that makes us proud. For leaders, that legacy can stretch far beyond friends and family. I recently had a conversation with a dear friend of mine about this very subject. We talked about points in our career where we had to make […]
Recently, I had the privilege of attending an in-person training event in Nashville, TN, hosted by Brand Builders Group (BBG) a personal branding strategy firm. As a member and client of BBG, I went into the event expecting to glean valuable insights and actionable tips—I left with that and much more. From the moment I […]
Meet Pam Nemec
Pam Nemec, is a brand culture expert and speaker. Her thought leadership around Brand Culture via HR and Brand Communications has led to recruiting, retaining, and caring for over 50,000 employees and connecting with millions of customers over the course of her 30-year career, where she ultimately served as the head of HR, Brand Communications & Culture for Whataburger, a multi-billion-dollar Texas based restaurant brand.
She has been widely recognized for blazing a trail in social media, public relations, employee communications, and human resources, merging them in ways that are innovative, resulting in high employee engagement, increased retention, and admired brand culture.
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Meet Pam Nemec
Pam Nemec, is a brand culture expert and speaker. Her thought leadership around Brand Culture via HR and Brand Communications has led to recruiting, retaining, and caring for over 50,000 employees and connecting with millions of customers over the course of her 30-year career, where she ultimately served as the head of HR, Brand Communications & Culture for Whataburger, a multi-billion-dollar Texas based restaurant brand.
She has been widely recognized for blazing a trail in social media, public relations, employee communications, and human resources, merging them in ways that are innovative, resulting in high employee engagement, increased retention, and admired brand culture.
Under her tutelage, her team successfully connected brand sentiment with immense ROI, engaging hundreds of millions of customers and tens of thousands of employees. Pam spearheaded widely successful digital recruitment campaigns, launched a digital newsroom, led award winning social media efforts, and built communication systems to protect and promote their sought-after culture.
All of this resulted in loyal employees and fanatical customers. Her initiatives and insights have been featured in national media outlets such as USA Today, QSR, Nations Restaurant News and Texas Monthly, to name a few.
Pam knows that a business can only be as good as the internal cohesion and satisfaction of its employees, hence her drive and continued advocacy for building systems that protect and promote the employee and customer experience. Pam speaks and consults on her proprietary model The Remarkable Brand Blueprint: 8 Steps to Building an Unbeatable Brand from the Inside Out.
