Thank You Brian, Janet, and Relizon

This week’s thank you post is a lit­tle dif­fer­ent. I am writ­ing to thank not one per­son, but sev­eral of them, as this week I thank some of my for­mer co-workers at Reli­zon. Let me explain. Yes­ter­day, I was let go by Reli­zon, as the com­pany is mov­ing in a dif­fer­ent direc­tion fol­low­ing its recent acqui­si­tion. That is busi­ness, and I bear no hard feel­ings or ill will. I enjoyed my time there, did a great job, made a pos­i­tive impact, had fun, and I have no regrets about choos­ing to work at Reli­zon. There­fore I wanted to take this oppor­tu­nity to thank my for­mer pro­fes­sional part­ners. My for­mer boss, Brian Mont­gomery– as good as any man­ager I have had. He was always will­ing to lis­ten and was always avail­able if I needed his help. He is even listed on the pro­fes­sional ref­er­ence page of my web­site. He was a lot of fun to work with, and is an all around good guy. His for­mer boss, Janet Collins, was largely respon­si­ble for bring­ing me into Reli­zon. She will be leav­ing Reli­zon as well, and I am sorry that I will not get the oppor­tu­nity to work with her more closely. She is incred­i­bly tal­ented and full of vibrant energy. I can’t wait to see what endeavor she under­takes next. I know it will be remark­able. There were so many other peo­ple that I was for­tu­nate enough to meet and work with at Reli­zon that I would like to thank as well. John “Cap­tain Dig­i­tal” Specht, Sherri, Jan, Casey, Nathan, Glen, Robin, Pat, Tim McKen­zie, (who pro­vided me with some great Greg the Bunny Jokes and excel­lent roots music), Jim, Tammy, Melanie, and every­one else whom I was for­tu­nate enough to work with in my brief stay. I wish you all the best of luck, and thank you for every­thing. It was a priv­i­lage and a plea­sure to work with you, and I am sure that you will all con­tinue to flour­ish. Now I am on to the future, which is a blank can­vas right now. I must say that I am ener­gized, excited, and I can’t wait to begin writ­ing the next chap­ter of my life. To all those who made the last chap­ter so won­der­ful, I say Thank You!

Comments

  1. The Captain says:

    Hi Dave:

    For those who sur­vived, I can say that yes­ter­day was strange at best. It is dif­fi­cult to see good peo­ple dis­missed. You will be missed.

    Let me know if there is any­way I can help your efforts in find­ing your next position.

    Best wished to you and your family.

  2. Jim says:

    David,

    Best of luck to you. though cliched, I can say from expe­ri­ence that it all hap­pens for the best. What’s going on there regard­ing the Ohio-based doc­u­men­ta­tion com­pany Med-Pass? I have a small health­care com­pany, and I’ve been explor­ing options in this regard.

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