Table of Contents

• COMMITTEE REPORTS
  • MEMBERSHIP REPORT
  • SOCIAL REPORT
  • SPEAKER COORDINATOR REPORT
  • TREASURER REPORT
• LEADS
• NOTABLE MENTIONS
• QUESTION OF THE DAY
• MAIN SPEAKER

Committee Reports

Membership Report
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No report.
 

Social Report
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No report.

Speaker Coordinator Report
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Next meeting:  Dave Spiess

Treasurer Report

We have plenty of money.
 

Leads Report

25-28, 25-30, 25-51, 51-22, 19-28, 03-23, 12-18, 12-46, 12-32, 21-28, 21-34, 18-34, 45-28, 47-23, 47-14,47-14, 47-23, 52-38.

Notable Mentions

He's back! Andy, you look great!

What kind of assistance do you need this summer?

• Guy Sawyer needs help getting out of jury detail.
• Ralph Cunningham is crazy and Jim Crosman is overwhelmed. Thank God for what?
• Denver Johnson won't need help until winter sets in.
• Mark Dreher is busy right now handling administrative duties.
• Steve Taylor would like a few good experienced employees but he is willing to train.
• Stuart Schindler needs a new dust rag.
• Chris Curran needs a babysitter...Oh, and one for his kids too. 
• Andy Jensen needs your patience.
• Steve Chilton needs muscles... and he can help you build them too. 
• David Lathrop needs to hitch a ride...or 2...or 3...
• Robert Busch is having a weak July because everyone is on vacation.
• Nick Mawrenko needs a contact with a high level executive with a franchise.
• Lin Schmelzer would like a few more referrals during the slow summer. 
• Jana Greene wants "happy" business referrals.
• Roman Okonowski needs someone that can train an old dog new tricks.
• Keith Miller just needs a few long weekends.
• Mike Whalen needs a girlfriend.
• Fred Vandervort needs different leads - not just signs. 
• Chuck Hultstrand needs this time to get caught up.
• Barbara Kollman is playing catch up too.
• Althea Bussert's summer is over. She needs to get back to work!
   

Main Speaker

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Steve Taylor was born in 1954.  He came from a poor family so he didn't have the opportunity to go to college.  He got into construction right out of high school. 

He has several "severals" in his life...several marriages, several kids, several moves to several states, etc.  But he has only been  fired once, by Del Webb.  They had recruited him 15 years earlier.  This was the company that brought him to Arizona.  Getting fired was probably the best thing to ever happen to him.  He got into a partnership building doors.  The company was very successful. 

Two years ago they started Raymac Construction.  They have doubled their revenue from last year to this year and we are only half way through the year.  They have several property management communities as clients.  But they are still trying to find their niche.  Now that they are getting busy, they can be more selective about the jobs they do take.  Steve does everything himself except for the bulk of the physical work.   Like most companies, he finds it hard to find good employees. 

He joined MABE to learn how to run a business.   

He is also trying to find his advertising niche.