Yogi Berra once said, "When you come to a fork in the road, take it." Kellee took this quote quite literally marrying her passion for social justice and abundance economics to her consulting firm's skill in business development. The combination united the fork in the road to one mission; to create, cheer on, and nurture conscious consumers and social entrepreneurs. To date, this is how the journey on that road has translated into exciting and tangible results on a personal level for Kellee.
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President, Pioneer Technologies Consulting
Private, 21-50 employees, Consulting industryStrategist, Entrepreneur, Facilitator, Keynote Speaker, Published Writer,
PTC’s experience and thoughts on social responsibility in business through Kellee’s voice can be found on Fast Company Magazine blog, The Business of Social Responsibility.
Prior to founding Pioneer, Kellee served as a senior leader with several organizations working across the United States and in over 50 international cities. To view a copy of Kellee’s resume visit http://pioneer-technologies.com/KelleeKSikes_files/kelleeksikes.
Pioneer Technologies Consulting (PTC), an abundance economics, fair trade, striving for green, company serves social entrepreneurs, social enterprise, and locally owned business by aligning people, process, and publicity for growth and success. PTC works to:
"Pioneer Technologies Consulting listens and works for our clients’ success because everything we are is reflected in how we serve: humanity, the environment and you."
95% of our business is referred from our clients compelled by our great work to recommend PTC to their friends, colleagues, and acquaintances. Have a look at PTC’s LinkedIn recommendations to learn why.
Executive Coach, Authentic "tell it like it is" Advisor
Kellee K. Sikes founded and has lead Pioneer Technologies Consulting (PTC), headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri, since 1999. In the unique fair trade, free agent consultancy, Kellee guides PTC, social entrepreneurs and companies focused on social responsibility to turn startups, BIG problems, and challenges into wild success by aligning and implementing harmonic strategy, communication and technology solutions through a talented and specialized staff of experts.
· Bring Business to Our Client’s Door,
· Develop and Sustain Our Client’s Identity in the Media,
· Put Our Client’s Name and Materials in the Hands of Customers,
· Design Our Client’s Strategy and Processes to Close the Sale, and
· Implement Processes and Services that Create Referrals and Repeat Business,
by creating business development, marketing and PR solutions that result in a sustainable, socially responsible, and successful business.
University of Guelph, Guelph Ontario, Canada
Bachelor’s degree.
Areas of study: Kellee attended University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada to play ice hockey while managing to earn a degree in Canadian Studies (as the first American to do so)and Consumer Studies while keeping all of her teeth.
In the age of a growing number of conscious consumers investing in the laws of attraction and the intention economy, it is not enough for a business to make a PR splash with charitable donations. Businesses must make and be real news by operating with social responsibility as a core value and everyday practice. Social responsibility extends beyond serving customers with goods and services while handing out some charity, it also includes socially responsible practices with employees, vendors, suppliers, and all habitats and creatures effected by the work of any business.
The purpose of this blog is to discuss the terms, theory, examples and practical application of social responsibility, social entrepreneurship, and social enterprise in for-profit, not-for-profit, and grass roots business ventures. Some of the key topics will include but are not limited to: Abundance Economics, Business Laws of Attraction, Economic Justice, Fair Trade, Green, Intention Economy, True Cost, Fourth Sector, For-Benefit, Slow Food, Social Justice, Social Entrepreneurs, Social Enterprise, Sustainability…
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