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EP127: How You Get Reslts Matters as Much as the Results
John Beering, CEO of RedDOT Corporation, believes culture is a force multiplier. In the two and a half years since he joined, he has seen it show up in employee engagement and in results.
RedDOT started 60 years ago as a West Seattle radiator shop and has been 100% employee-owned for more than 25 years. Deborah Fell talks with John about leading a company where every employee is an owner, why he led the work on RedDOT's cultural norms himself, and why he holds that how you get results matters as much as the results. He also talks about the father who shaped his commitment to service and integrity, the email habits that protect his time, and how he still makes room for golf with his wife and visits with his kids.
John F. Beering, Chief Executive Officer, RedDOT Corporation
As CEO at RedDOT Corporation, John Beering is responsible for all sales and operations of At RedDOT Corporation, a premium provider of tailored thermal management solutions to high performance and severe duty applications.
Beering brings more than 34 years of experience and expertise in leading, growing, and improving business operations across a wide variety of companies and industries globally.
Beering has served as President, United Access, LLC | BraunAbility Arch Retail, the 2nd largest retailer of wheelchair accessible vehicles and mobility equipment in the US, as chief operating officer for Trojan Battery, LLC, and senior vice president and general manager roles with Eaton where he was responsible for several large global businesses. He also has served in multiple sales and marketing positions at Pratt & Whitney, and in manufacturing, engineering and product management roles with Carrier Corp.
In his spare time, Beering also serves on several non-profit board roles. Beering earned a Master of Science degree in management, and a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial engineering from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind. He and his wife, Heather have been married for 34 years. They have two adult children, and two English Cream Golden Retrievers.
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