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Robin Zenger Baker is a mother and grandmother living in the Boston area. She is a licensed marriage and family therapist, and has a private practice seeing individuals, couples, and families. Prior to finding what she calls her “real career,” she worked as an in home therapist for The Home for Little Wanderers, an office manager at Glance Networks, and a college lecturer at Boston University.…
Robin Zenger Baker is a mother and grandmother living in the Boston area. She is a licensed marriage and family therapist, and has a private practice seeing individuals, couples, and families. Prior to finding what she calls her “real career,” she worked as an in home therapist for The Home for Little Wanderers, an office manager at Glance Networks, and a college lecturer at Boston University. She wrote a book, Finding Peace When a Child Chooses Another Path, published in 2015. She is a former president of the Boston Chapter of the BYU Alumni Association. She has a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from UMass Boston, a PhD in Organizational Behavior from UCLA, a Master’s in Organizational Behavior from the BYU School of Business, and a BS in psychology from Stanford University. She loves spending time with family, good conversations, reading, and boogie boarding.
Jared Bulloch discovered his entrepreneurial passion in school and co-founded an architecture firm, Renovation Design Group, right after graduating from business school. After spending 12 years as co-founder and president, he worked as an independent management consultant for two Fortune 100 companies where he managed a $15M software product for which he was a named inventor. Jared founded Quanteon Group in 2019 to change lives. His purpose is to guide business owners in realizing their potential with their businesses.
He learned the power of trust in marketing when, as a business owner, Jared's service-based business grew very rapidly. For over a decade he realized that trust was the reason they doubled revenues from 2003-2008. By authentically creating a better life for customers they delivered on their promise to help clients with their core human struggles and aspirations. He saw the fruits of following up to make sure the firm had delivered on marketing promises, and how trust powered their referral marketing technology.
Later, as a consultant to Fortune 100 companies, Jared saw first-hand the productivity and power of trust in high-performance teams. He became even more passionate about culture when he was hired into a very toxic team in Boston, and was laid off shortly after moving his family from Texas.
Over the course of 20 years, Jared has optimized human productivity by making scores of salable business systems using automation technology.