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Mark Meece: Restoring Kindness: Making a difference in Butte and across Montana

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Companies that pay it forward by investing and reinvesting in their communities tend to attract and retain superior talent. Research continues to prove that employees want to be involved in more than just their jobs. Mark Meece is Northwest Regional President of FLEET Response/Dayspring Restoration.

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Mark Meece: Restoring Kindness: Making a difference in Butte and across Montana

Research continues to prove that employees want to be involved in more than just their jobs. They hope and trust their employers will provide opportunities — on company time — to serve their communities.

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Mark Meece: Restoring kindness – making a difference in Missoula and across Montana

Research continues to prove that employees want to be involved in more than just their jobs. They hope and trust their employers will provide opportunities — on company time — to serve their communities.

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