Ep#40 | Purposeful Businesses with 65 Families
Bryan Luoma is the founder and CEO of Cadsourcing, a computer drafting company working architects, engineers, contractors and manufacturers throughout the US and Canada. Bryan was born and raised in Northern MN and received his BS in Civil Engineering from Rutgers University. After working as a professional engineer in central NJ and Philadelphia, Bryan finally scratched his entrepreneurial itch and started Cadsourcing in 2011. The idea was born after seeing Facebook posts of a gas station by one of his cousins who is also an engineer in the Philippines and is interested in the quality of the engineering. Bryan has successfully merged a growing global business with the social awareness that now employs more than 60 people in the US and the Philippines and is having a positive impact on the communities they work in through various Cadgiving efforts.
Take the road less travelled
Bryan is an angel - well he does do charity works so that gives him some good points right? :) At this point in time, Bryan has already set out his path and that is helping people by providing them work in his company and give them a chance to maximize and hone their skills.
In this episode, Bryan proved to be a man with a big heart with an intent to pursue a world that is ideal for both employer and employee with both complementing each other to create an ideal workplace.
NOTE! We do apologize for the noise midway in the recordings -
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Purposeful Businesses with 65 Families
Some great takeaways from Bryan:
Share what you have and help those in need
Adapt values that makes you a better person
Give value to skilled employees
Create an ideal workplace
Create your core values and live with that in mind
Hire people who are aligned with you and your company values
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