Find, Friend & Follow Us Issue 1 | 2024 In remembrance 4 © 2024 Do it Best. All rights reserved. Artist in the 5 workplace 6 Holiday festivities The Continuous Improvement team is ready to inspire action and enthusiasm as we explore the opportunities for reducing waste and boosting efficiency across our company. What is it? Continuous Improvement is an ongoing effort to enhance processes, products, and services within our organization. It involves identifying areas for improvement, implementing the changes, measuring the results, and consistently reassessing and refining operations for better efficiency, effectiveness, and overall performance. Why is it important? Director of Continuous Improvement Dan Dietlin explains, "Continuous Improvement provides team members with a sense of ownership and empowerment over their work. It allows them to identify problems, suggest improvements, and actively participate in the problem-solving processes. Our team benefits from a culture that prioritizes innovation, collaboration, and personal development, creating a win-win scenario for both individuals and our organization.” How does it work? Have you ever thought, ‘There must be a better way to do this.’ Well, you might be right. Continuous Improvement methods help identify problems and develop solutions. Check out these helpful tools: Continuous Improvement—Coming to a Location Near You! (L-R) James Hadden, Steve Rose, James Fisher, Mitch Shealy, Scott Smith, Colleen Myrick, Shawn Evans, Erica Beaudrot, Johnathan Anderson and (not pictured Brad Padgett). Interested in making improvements? If you're keen on improving processes within your department, collaborating with a division, or refining a process at an RSC, reach out to Director of Continuous Improvement Dan Dietlin or Continuous Improvement Leader James Fisher. Continuous Improvement is not just a concept—it's an opportunity for positive change, innovation, and collective success. Success Story: Lexington In September, the Continuous Improvement team visited Lexington to increase their lines per hour within a section. Within hours, they identified key issues, found more efficient methods, and achieved immediate gains, including congestion, steps, double touches, and a lower risk of glass damage. Lexington realized an ROI of $120,000— highlighting the substantial impact of simple brainstorming, collaboration, and execution. 1. Work with your team to identify opportunities for improvement. 2. Gather data and analyze performance metrics. 3. Review results, identify bottlenecks, and collaboratively devise new strategies. "The improvements we made had an instant positive impact and it was a great way to challenge current practices."
2 Issue 1, 2024 YOUR SECOND PAYCHECK: HSA INCENTIVE BOUND We are partnering with Virgin Pulse to promote year-round wellness and engagement. Virgin Pulse has accessible options for everyone. Whether your goal is to lose weight, quit smoking, sleep better, or just take steps towards healthier habits, you’ll earn points for all the progress you make. Earn 5,000 points by October 1 to qualify for the 2025 health incentive. All team members and eligible spouses enrolled in our insurance should create a Virgin Pulse account on January 1 and begin earning points. Login and start earning points! Current team members who create an account by January 31 will be entered to win a free Fitbit Inspire 3. Follow these simple steps: 1. Visit your app store and search for Virgin Pulse. Download the app. 2. When creating your account, list Unified Group Services as the sponsor. 3. Complete the necessary fields and submit. You’re in! FROM INSURANCE COORDINATOR CHELSEA ORT INSURANCE TIPS For team members on the CDP plan, you can expect your first HSA contribution of 2024 to come on January 15. The amount will vary depending on the number of family members on your plan, as well as whether or not you completed the health risk assessment and qualified for an additional incentive. Scan the QR code or click here to take a look at the plan design card. BEGIN YOUR VIRGIN PULSE JOURNEY JANUARY 1 Waco’s new roof is expected to drop the inside temperatures by 10 degrees in the summer keeping the inside temperatures cool and steady. The area being replaced is approximately 325,000 sq. ft. and is estimated to be finished next month. Facilities Operations Manager Joel Kuehnert said, “This project consists of adding 3.5" of dense closed cell foam insulation on top of the existing metal. The insulation is a very dense 1/2" hardboard that gives the roof a hail resistance factor that’s needed for this part of the country. Additionally, on top of the dense hardboard is a PVC membrane with a thickness equivalent to 25 trashbags laying flat on top of each other,” he added. above & beyond proud parents whats happening birthdays and anniversaries health and safety career opportunities WACO'S PLAN T0 BEAT THE HEAT Virgin Pulse Health & fitness GET For questions contact Insurance Coordinator Chelsea Ort. Apple App Store Scan to download the app. Android App Store CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AT DO IT BEST As Do it Best continues to grow, there may be career opportunities for you to pursue within the company. External candidates apply at doitbestcareers.com. Internal candidates should use the link provided on Workbench and apply by logging in to my.adp.com. The white roof reflects the heat of the sun from the surface.
Issue 1, 2024 3 Vice President of LBM Russ Kathrein presented the LBM Vendor MEETING METSÄ of the Year award to Metsä at their corporate office. Russ traveled with the Metsä crew to check out equipment. (L-R) Vice President of Sales Laura Mattila, Vice President of LBM Russ Kathrein, CEO Jaakko Anttila, and SVP of Sales and Marketing Henrik Söderström posed with their award. A Do it Best Foundation grant to Blessings in a Backpack goes directly to support children struggling with food insecurity, from the highest percentage of food insecure students in Fort Wayne Community Schools. “These schools are reporting up to 90% food insecurity rates,” says Jama Ross, executive director for Blessings in a Backpack. “That means that without our program, these children would be facing entire weekends without food, which contributes to devastating effects of mental, physical, and scholastic issues for both the short and long term.” Making an Impact Girls smiled as they received a backpack full of goodies. Fort Wayne welcomed the leadership team from 16 Gillman Home Center stores in Indiana and Ohio for two days of team building and leadership training in the Don Wolf Conference Center. Do it Best EVP of Operations Dent Johnson welcomed their team and was followed by Gillman’s COO Curtis Gillman and his senior managers. Their agenda focused on business best practices, recognizing exceptional team members, reducing shrinkage, and more. LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT Gillman staff listened as team members gave presentations throughout the day. bove & beyond proud parents whats happening ays and anniversaries health and safety family news access career opportunities
4 Issue 1, 2024 Mesquite team members Connor Moreton-Richards, Jimmy Ramirez, and (not pictured) Frankie Pagunsan earned $250 warehouse credit for referring great candidates for employment. Know someone who is looking for a new opportunity? Fill out a referral form at the front office or on Workbench for a chance to get them on the team. ABOVE AND BEYOND: REFER AND EARN The paint and paint supplies team sponsored 3 foster children for Christmas this year through Fostering Hope for Children Inc. Merchandise Manager Mallory Bates has participated in this event for years and decided to extend the invitation to her team members. “We had a great time shopping for the kiddos and wrapping the presents," she said. FOSTERING HOPE FOR CHILDREN Territory Sales Manager Magnus Zapolski passed away on Thursday, December 7. Known as an enthusiastic Oregon Ducks fan, he poured that enthusiasm into all aspects of his life including his work with members, his wife Alana, and his daughters Jessica and Kristen. “Magnus was the ultimate professional,” said Regional Sales Manager Kevin Tindall. “His word meant everything and his incredible follow-through quickly developed meaningful relationships with his members.” His legacy is not merely in the success he achieved but in the countless lives he enriched with his integrity, warmth, and relentless positivity. REMEMBERING MAGNUS ZAPOLSKI It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Systems Administrator Mike Niemeyer, who dedicated nearly 40 years to serving our company. He leaves an indelible mark on both the organization and the many lives he touched. He began his career at Do it Best in the print shop but spent much of his time in the IT division where he always served you with more than what you were requesting. "He cared about helping people the most,” says Systems Administration Manager Todd Bussen. “Mike was passionate about what he did and that’s what drove him every day." Outside of work, Mike's servant heart was evident in his extensive volunteer work. He was an avid supporter of the United Way pledge drive, Paint-a-thon, Heart Walk, and Day of Caring, always showing up with his truck and tools, ready to offer more than needed. Mike's three doting sisters were a significant support during his courageous battle with cancer, a testament to the love and care that defined his life. Mike treated his coworkers as family. He leaves behind a legacy of kindness, dedication, and an unwavering spirit of service. REMEMBERING MIKE NIEMEYER Connor Moreton-Richards and Jimmy Ramirez posed with their check. (L-R) Associate Merchandise Manager Elyssa Pzorski, Merchandise Manager Mallory Bates, Merchandise Coordinator Kendra Eaken, Associate Merchandise Manager Megan Morgan, Associate Merchandise Manager Chris Snyder, Supply Planner Angela Rebber, and Merchandise Manager Jeff Ridgeway wrapped multiple gifts for children. Mike was always willing to serve others through multiple volunteer opportunities.
Issue 1, 2024 5 HR Generalist Nathan Robbins recently earned his SHRM-CP, a certification for HR professionals. First, Nathan prepared by studying all HR competencies. Then, he demonstrated mastery of each competency during a rigorous 3-hour assessment. HR Director Celeste Stevens said, “The Administration Division surprised Nathan with a celebration honoring his accomplishment. Nathan is made for HR, and HR is made for him. He’s passionate about the profession, our team, and is a continuous learner. We’re all lucky to have Nathan on the team, and I’m excited to watch his future unfold here at Do it Best.” NATHAN EARNS CERTIFICATION Nathan and the HR team celebrated his accomplishment. After 15 years of participating in the Adopt a Family Program, Sikeston’s employee board suggested they reach out to local school districts to bless children in need this season. After an incredible response from five superintendents, the Sikeston team met with the wishes of 19 children in the area. “I am always amazed at the compassion and generosity of our team when we do this each year, and this year exceeded that," said Department Manager Mark Ponder, “I want to thank our employee board for the suggestion and our team for showing out in a big way. What a way to spread Christmas spirit,” he said. ADOPTING KIDS IN NEED Mesquite General Manager Gary Loosle stopped by the Mesquite Police Department to present a check for $1,400 in support of their annual Shop with a Cop event. This money was collected during a recent donation drive, which has been a regular part of the Mesquite team's generosity. "I'm proud of our connection to our community," says Gary. "We've got an engaged team that cares about making Mesquite a better place to live, work, and play and we see Shop with a Cop as just one more way to give back." Shop with a Cop provides an opportunity for Mesquite-area youth to interact with officers, receive needed items, and enjoy some fun Christmas gifts each year. MESQUITE TEAM SUPPORTS SHOP WITH A COP Gary displayed the check next to two Mesquite police offers. The creative endeavors of our Graphics team go well beyond their work for Do it Best and our members. While they certainly bring inspiration to circular design, promotional materials, slide presentations, and much more, they often pursue creative outlets beyond the workplace that have little to do with their day-today responsibilities but certainly still inspire. As we step into the holiday season, Graphic Artist Andy Garringer brought in a finished model that he painted and customized for additional accuracy. Check out his craftsmanship bringing this scene from How the Grinch Stole Christmas, where Cindy Lou Who encounters the Grinch. THIS ARTIST IS NO GRINCH, INSPIRES WONDER IN THE DETAILS The carefully crafted Grinch is daunting to Cindy Lou Who. After seeing a post on Workplace looking for coaches for the fall season of Girls on the Run, Advertising Service Representative Rose Smith signed up to volunteer. Rose spent 10 weeks working with girls ranging from 3rd to 5th grade. “I loved seeing the bond grow between the girls over the 10 weeks. I noticed changes in some of the girls and I truly believe the program enhanced their skills to help them finish the 5K race,” she said. “For me, placing the medals on my girls as they ran over the finish line was priceless.” GIRLS ON THE RUN Rose ran with a student to the finish line to complete the 5K race.
6 Issue 1, 2024 After five years in LBM, Millwork Products Sales Manager Randy Betton moved back home to Pennsylvania to be closer to family. Randy successfully developed new member peer groups and started a variety of new vendor programs that added depth to each category. “Randy had a wealth of knowledge that will be greatly missed by all who worked with him. He has been a huge asset to our members but we wish him a happy, healthy, well deserved retirement,” said Divisional Manager of Building Materials Susan Soine. RANDY BETTON BUTTONS UP Randy’s team hugged him goodbye. CELEBRATE ANOTHER YEAR AROUND THE SUN Posing with a beautiful display of flowers from her team, Credit Administrator Ann Guest celebrated turning 60. Her coworkers decorated her cube and brought in cake.. WHAT'S HAPPENING: WINTER WONDERLAND Sikeston held their annual Christmas party at the KC Hall in Kelso, MO with one of the biggest turnouts in 10 years—more than 325 attendees joined the celebration. The employee board did a fantastic job transforming the hall into a winter wonderland. Their meal consisted of chicken and dumplings, kettle beef, mashed potatoes, green beans, dinner rolls, and a salad. A live DJ played holiday tunes during dinner and mixed it up after the lights went down. Retirees and team members enjoyed a tasty dinner. The employee board threw a wonderful party for everyone to enjoy. To mix up their day-to-day routine, team members from IT came together for a dessert contest where contestants' decadent dishes were judged by their presentation, best cookies, best cake/pie, best pastry, and best pudding/jello. IT BAKES A CONTEST Architecture and Engineer Manager Matt Davis won best pudding/jello with his ‘Pugalicious Trifle.’ Contractor Chad Neely won best cake/pie with his ‘Death by Chocolate Cake.’ Software Engineer Kao Sorn won best pastry with his ‘Everything’s Good with Bacon.’ IT Business Analyst Morgan Black won best cookie with his ‘Sticky Salty Toffee Cookies.’ Senior Software Engineer Kim Hoffman won best presentation with her ‘Death by Chocolate Pudding.’
THE GRINCH WHO STOLE OUR HEARTS Montgomery’s Office Coordinator Jeanneene Ludemann dressed up as the Grinch during the children’s Christmas party. Team members brought their children to take photos with the Grinch, received a gift they wanted from Santa, and were given reindeer food to sprinkle the night before Christmas. HOLIDAY LUNCHEON The employee board threw a wonderful holiday luncheon for Fort Wayne team members and retirees. The lunch was catered by a local Amish restaurant. Attendees participated in a door prize drawing and a Christmas tree raffle while enjoying time together. AND THE WINNERS ARE... Team members at Fort Wayne had the chance to win one of four door prize items including a shovel, tools, a fan and heater, a Christmas tree, a wet/dry vacuum, and more. Children smiled during the Christmas party. The Grinch posed with two kids excited to receive a gift. (L-R) Retiree Cindy Hixon, Divisional Merchandise Manager Jenna Myers, and Promotional Planning and Project Manager Trish Hinen posed for a festive photo. The employee board served a delicious lunch to all team members and retirees. Accounting Specialist Phil Zook took home a pre-lit Christmas tree and outdoor decorations. Order Support Specialist Nancy Young took home the Channellock vacuum and light. Principal Solutions Architect Brandon Witwer took home the shovel, a Channellock toolbox, and tools. Outbound Transportation Manager Andrew Foutz won the fan and heater. Issue 1, 2024 7
Issue 1, 2024 TINA TAKES THE TREE Merchandise Coordinator Tina Smith won the Festival of Trees Christmas tree at the holiday luncheon raffle. The tree was decorated by Graphic Artists Debbie Turner and Terri Wunderlin. A JOYFUL DAY WITH SANTA In Fort Wayne, little ones enjoyed donuts with Santa and Mrs. Claus, courtesy of the employee board. The event featured fresh donuts from the local Amish bakery, coffee, juice, and fruit. Children decorated ornaments, colored pictures, and received a goodie bag after taking a photo with the jolly couple. WEAR AND WIN The Oregon Ducks and Oregon State Beavers football rivalry dates back to the late 1800s and is lovingly referred to as the “Civil War.” To celebrate the annual game, the Woodburn team handed out raffle tickets to anyone who represented their favorite football team. ST. FRANCIS STUDENTS GAIN INSIGHT ON PROJECT MANAGEMENT Juniors and seniors from the University of St. Francis toured Building 26 and the Electric Works campus to gain real world insights on large scale project management and what it took to move our company headquarters to a new space. "Our group wanted to study elements of the campus that addressed scope, scheduling, cost management, risks, communications, and human resources,” said Clifford Clarke, St. Francis student. “This tour gave them a greater awareness as they prepare for their careers." Tina posed with her gorgeous tree. Filemon Villa sported his Oregon Beaver attire and won a power washer. Kids smiled with their donuts and juice. Kids listened as Santa and Mrs. Claus read a holiday story. Community Affairs Manager Randy Rusk posed with the students on top of Building 26. Find, Friend & Follow Us
As the holidays end, millions of Americans give up alcohol during a month-long sobriety challenge called “Dry January.” While a month of sobriety can seem overwhelming to some, it comes with some big advantages. Research shows even a brief break from alcohol for moderate to heavy drinkers can produce immediate health benefits. Among them: • Weight loss • Better sleep • Improved mood and energy levels • Increased physical activity due to more energy • Better diet due to better dietary restraint and less empty calorie intake • Decreased growth factors related to cancer, insulin resistance, and blood pressure • A reduction in liver fat and blood sugar If you’re looking for a health goal to start the year off strong, consider abstaining from alcohol. Not a big alcohol drinker? Abstaining from sugary drinks offers additional health benefits! Issue 1, 2024 SAFETY CORNER Presented by Mike Morris PREPARE BEFORE YOU GO FOCUS ON HEALTH: DRY JANUARY CAN MEAN A LOT TO YOUR HEALTH Whether it’s snow, sleet, or ice, winter weather can cause dangerous road conditions. Preparing yourself, and your vehicle, for winter weather is key. Follow these helpful tips as you prepare to brave the cold this year: 1. Check your vehicle's cooling system for leaks, test the coolant, and drain or replace the old coolant. 2. Make sure defrosters and all windshield wipers work. Replace any worn blades. 3. Pack a snow shovel or ice scraper in case of heavy snowfall or ice. 4. Inspect your tires. The tread should be at least 2/32 of an inch or greater on all tires, including your spare. Take time to cover your bases before going out on the road so you are prepared for anything. Welcome to the Family Dixon Jacob Gray Donna Swick Fort Wayne Emily Mudd Lexington Shelly Franklin Kierra Green Bernique Moye Efrem Smalls Darius Wigfall Medina Chuck Fox Tommy Henderson Lawrence Hrabnicky Logan Whitt Mesquite Moises Alvarez Miguel Macias Michael Marshall Montgomery John Moran Sikeston James Buchanan Waco Katelynn Andrews Tim Campbell Kyla Holston Adam Keep Joshua Kelly Alec Tarver Justin Wilson Woodburn Jesse Fraser Eduardo Gutierrez Gonzalez Yajaira Guzman Derek Lindley Kiyo Long Adrian Martinez Victor Perez Rodriguez Bianca Roig Angel Ruiz Torres Courtney Solano Osvaldo Sosa Martinez Haile Stutzman Do it Best CALLING ALL RETIREES After the March issue, Family News is going digital. Join our Facebook community for access to the latest Family News and event information while networking with other retirees. Encourage your retired coworkers to join by typing bit.ly/3ggyc86 into their internet browser or by scanning the QR code with a phone camera.
BIRTHDAYS January 1 Coley Arnold F Betsy Buuck F Curtis Dannenmueller C Jeremy Hill P Betty Laidig R January 2 Boyce Boese C Alene Eftink R Rosemary Hughes D Claire Locker R Tiana McGowan D Emmanuel Quezada S Charles Scott R Virginia Seyer R January 3 Brandon Eckardt X Kyle Graf F Scott Hamman F Joel Kuehnert F Dan Livingston R Brandi Martin L January 4 Enrique Cruz N Noah Cunningham N Stephanie Hoffman W Luanne Jahn R Nick Olalde D Joann Sickles R January 5 Sandy Ball R Aaron Beall M Mark Hamilton M Frankie Martinez W Mike Post F Robert Van Onselder X January 6 Cathy Boling R Kathy Dreyer R Rich Espinoza R Greg Girton R Jasmine McClanahan F Fred McCowan W Leon Owens C Bob Sanders R Cynthia Schrader S January 7 Kodi Ballard C Karen Criswell R Greg Fuller F Shelby Gallardo D Macey Grubbs C Tyler Mosher F Michelle Skvor M Suzy Smith F Jenny Wagner W Stephanie Wise L January 8 Mitch Bessette X Mark Campbell F Carolyn Cashaw W Sarina Dodge D Jen Smith M Tara Stoudt D Chuck Woodrum R 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Michael Auerbach N Blake Burgette F Italivi Cruz Ramirez P Mark Grohnke X Letrice Walker F January 26 Mason Kneezle C Ruth Moneyhun R Ron Mullen X Niko Pena P Nathan Robbins F Larry Schortgen R Mike Uelsmann R Brent Watts W January 27 Michael Jones F Cindy Katter F Cody Klimkofski F Mary Ann Kornowski R Brian Leiby M Kelly Miller F January 28 Rodney Hughes D Johana Pina N Ron Roberts L Jason Suggs W January 29 Jackie Delgadillo S Christian Martinez N Deb Martinez F Ryan Robie F January 30 Juan Borrego P Christian Causey L Diana Crosley R Alex Gilliom F Sheri Luppino M Samantha Overmyer M Coleen Silk R Vanessa Tu F Beth Young F January 31 June Drake M Dena Fox F Yatch Gerald L Joni Keister R Rafael Ramirez S Eric Walker L 1978 Mark Hamilton M 1980 Carol Flaugh F 1992 Kevin Day F 1993 Kevin Avenall S Dexter Matthews L 1994 Teresa Clark C 1995 Mel Norris L 1996 Angie Isnogle F 1997 Pam Kaiser L 1998 Dennis Aufdenberg C Tim Kline F Chris McKie L Shannon Merkel F 2000 Laquece Burns N Kelly 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