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Welcome to The Pulp podcast! Your go-to source for staying connected, informed, and inspired at ProCon. This bi-weekly series features engaging discussions on safety, skill development, leadership tips, employee stories, and the latest industry trends.
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Episode 28: Giving Back & Getting Involved (opens the original)
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This month on The Pulp, we’re highlighting two ways we can come together to support our communities. First, we’re joined by Rose from the Walk to End Alzheimer’s Association to learn more about Alzheimer’s disease, including important facts and statistics, the progress being made through research, and how the Walk to End Alzheimer’s supports the fight to end the disease. Then, we welcome back Jen from United Way to talk about needs in our local communities, the impact of giving and volunteering,
Episode 27: Financial Wellness: Small Steps, Big Impact (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Pulp , we’re talking money! Lora and Tracy from Associated Bank join us to share practical tips for improving your financial wellness, from everyday money habits to planning for the future. We also discuss investment opportunities and simple steps you can take now to feel more confident about your financial future.
Episode 26: Building for the Future (opens the original)
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Meet ProCon's new CFO, Greg Papacosta, and join us for a conversation with IT Director Steve Kerscher as we take a look at how technology and innovation are shaping the future of our company. In this episode of The Pulp , Greg shares his background, what brought him to ProCon, and what his role as CFO really looks like. We also sit down with Steve to discuss technology improvements happening across the company, how decisions are made around new systems and investments, and what employees can exp
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