Author name: Stephanie Tillison

“Receiving the TBHF Award changed my life. It has allowed me the opportunity to expand my network in ways I could’ve never imagined. As far as leadership goes, you don’t have to look very far to see exceptional leaders littered throughout the organization. Getting to meet and hear from true industry giants is the best leadership course available.”

We constantly ask our team to judge us not by what we say but by what we do.  We ask, “Are the decisions you see us making today what you would do if you were going to own the business for the next 100 years?”

“Being a founder and a CEO is unlike any other job. Knowing other founders, owners, and CEOs has been critical to the success of FluxWorks, as each of them have a bit of wisdom to be shared that could benefit FluxWorks.”

“My role with the military has always fostered my creativity with my company. The fast-paced, mission-focused environment favors innovation, translation, and impactful medical development. All of which are skills that I utilize with my company. The military has also consistently supported me in my endeavors and has been one of my strongest advocates.”

When it comes to business, excellence is being consistently successful in innovation, operations, marketing and service. The best companies are consistent in each of these areas every day.

“I have embraced a purpose-driven approach in an effort to create a better world, one where businesses thrive alongside individuals who are empowered to make meaningful contributions. Community leadership and business leadership are closely interconnected and complement one another”

“Excellence in business really is about staying true to your core values and working with others that share those values. Everything else is just an extension of that idea. For me at this point in my career, I am most passionate about building a great team and organizational culture while we also build great real estate projects.”

“Texas, and especially Austin, is unlike any other business community I’ve operated in. It’s a very collaborative environment, both professionally and personally. If you are a good person, and practice the Golden Rule people will bend over backwards in support of you and your team.”

“You must give back to the community you are working in or were brought up in and do what you can to make it better for future generations. If not, then what was all the work for in the past?”