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Advice
from Mr. Gregg Gallagher, Executive Vice President of Citizen Business Systems America

Gregg Gallagher
Gregg Gallagher is currently the Executive Vice President of Citizen Business Systems America.
Citizen Systems America Corporation is a global manufacturer of mini-printers and industrial printing solutions.
They are a part of the $12 billion worldwide Citizen group companies.
Gregg has spent his career in developing key strategies for improving companies’ operations and market expansion.
He brings to Citizen over ten years of strategic business planning and management experience with companies such as
AT&T and Fujitsu Business Communication Systems.
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TS Consulting: What do you look for in your candidates?
Gregg: When I work with TSCI on defining the profile
of the candidate it’s a combination of the functional or
experiential aspects of what they’ve done. But also, increasingly, the dynamics of the industry they’ve worked
in and/or their particular personality fit. So it’ll vary from position to position depending upon what the business
issues or what the business challenges are we’re trying to meet. But as I gain a better understanding of what a successful
or top performer needs to be, I’m increasingly looking beyond the pure
functional aspects of their experience to the business challenges
they themselves have faced and/or their personality profile: are they creative,
do they think out of the box, or do they adopt a methodology
regarding their business that will let them consider alternative approaches
as compared to have they just been successful doing one thing all their
lives and will that necessarily translate to the current business needs
or current realities of my business.
TS Consulting: Any other characteristics you look for?
Gregg: When it comes to people I really try to find their thirst
for knowledge; their willingness and their actual desire
to continuously learn and improve. Education doesn’t stop at the graduate or post-graduate level. It’s really
something we do all our lives. I like to ask candidates what readings are you doing, how do you keep abreast with
developments in your industry, because that’s key to success. So I look
for people who are continuously learning about both their
business and maybe even about their personal lives.
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