Helping companies grow people first.
 
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I’m Dannie Lynn and I believe it’s the only way to grow. But before I explain why - a little bit about me.

 

I am a:

passionate traveler,
strategic businesswoman,
passionate advocate for DEIA,
seven-time nonfiction book author,
published academic, and
debt free millennial.

Oh, and in case that wasn't enough - I work at Google too. It's an adventure.

 
 

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ABOUT ME

 
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Dannie Lynn is frequently featured in top international media outlets featuring her expertise in the areas of human resources, DEIA, side hustling, and personal finance.

 
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I WANT TO HELP YOU GROW

 
 
 
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Ok, back to growing companies, starting with—what do I mean by people-first?

Your “people” (employees and consumers) need to be at the center of the business decisions you make. More than that, your company needs to actually stand for something (not just have “corporate social responsibility” as a to-do list item). Companies grow better, faster, and more sustainably when they focus on growing people-first.

 
 

So what does this look like in practical application?

How can companies grow through putting people first? Well, it all starts by caring enough that your story shines through and becomes something consumers actually want to repeat and employees actually want to experience.

 
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Passionate storytelling - it's the only way to engage with your internal and external audiences. Growing your business from a place of caring first is guaranteed to be a win for everyone. How can you do that?

  • Intentionally survey and engage with your internal audience (your employees) and take action on the suggestions and feedback they share.

  • Same goes for your external audience (your customers, etc). Listen to the market and take action.

  • Create policies with genuine care for your employees in mind, not just squeezing out the maximum profit or minimum expense.

There’s so much more that you can do, but these suggestions just scratch the surface. During our time together, we’ll craft strategies that align with your goals and where you’re at.

WORK WITH ME

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Dannie Lynn Fountain

Not-So-Professionally Passionate Storyteller

Did you know I wrote a book? (seven, actually)

 
 
 

Sources


I’m an academic at heart, so here are the sources for those claims above, in APA format, of course:
Rogers, A. (2019, October 1). How Gen Z could change corporate culture -- and how we can keep up. https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2019/09/30/how-gen-z-could-change-corporate-culture-and-how-we-can-keep-up/?sh=7c7535cb64ca
Accenture. (2019). Equality = Innovation. Getting to Equal 2019: Creating a culture that drives innovation.