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January 30, 2009
January 30, 2009

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Who are you?
Steve Timmerman is the Vice President of Business Development for Perks.com a web-based provider of recognition and incentive solutions.

Previously was Vice President of Marketing for Electrolux, LLC makers of the legendary 80 year canister vacuum.

Previously President of Oreck Sales, LLC, the retail division of the Oreck Corporation. Responsible for the development of retail operations throughout U.S.
What is your interest or involvement in employee engagement?
Vice President, Business Develop for Perks.com a recognition and incentive management provider. Employee Engagement is a key imperative for our solutions.
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http://perks.com
Where are you located?
Seattle, WA

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At 7:19am on January 30, 2009, David Zinger said…
Steve:
Welcome to the Employee Engagement Network. I am glad you joined us and look forward to your PERKing things up around here. Let me know what you need and enjoy the interactions and contributions.
David
 
 

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