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With a heavy heart we say goodbye to Gary

The Community March 29th, 2008 View Comments

When you are building a company you often look back at the very beginning on who were the ones that made it initially successful. Early on in The Garland Group it was just Gary, Henry, and I. We had to be everything to everybody. Sales, Marketing, Consultant, Chief Bottle Washer, you name it! We did it. Gary was as big of a part of the success of our company as anyone. So I am sad to say that Gary has decided to move on and finish his career where he spent many years before consulting, the oil and gas business.

Gary!

Gary has always been one that we could lean on in time of need and as we’ve grown as a company he’s acted as a mentor for many of our upcoming consultants. I was sad to hear his decision to move on but I completely understand. You can’t knock anyone from going back to what they really loved. We joked with Gary about his stories from his previous work because every time he tells a story ‘from the oil patch’ it’s enviably from some far off land and its never the same place twice. He obviously lived a extremely interesting and fulfilling life and we are certainly sad to see Gary go and wish him the absolutely best. Thanks for all the hard work Gary, please keep in touch!

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e-Review Process

The Community March 24th, 2008 View Comments

Our e-Review Process is an extremely helpful and money-saving tool for your company. We’re able to perform many of our services through using innovative technology without having to go on-site.

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The True Story of the Internet

The Community March 14th, 2008 View Comments

Call it evolution. Put whatever prefix you want to in front of it, but the fact is stuff changes. Technology changes, relationships change, and most importantly ideas change. Sometimes we need a boost to get to that point of change. I’ll admit that I’m often guilty of that. Sometimes we’re so tied up in the middle of change; we don’t realize we’re part of it. I think that’s a better way to describe my problem. I can imagine myself as the caveman that makes fire, but still likes sushi. It takes someone else giving me a nice juicy steak for me to realize what to use my fire for.

If you haven’t noticed yet, TGG is big on the whole social media thing. Brad often presents “Web 2.0 and Your Bank

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