What Happened?
General Code Appointed Ann Leonard as Vice President - Human Resources
Date of management change: November 03, 2012
General Code Appointed Ann Leonard as Vice President - Human Resources
For 50 years we’ve been serving governments and public organizations of all sizes, providing higher standards in Codification Services and Enterprise Content Management. Our success, however, isn’t about us. Rather, it’s about you and your expectations – helping to make your job easier and your organization become more efficient and more effective. From the quality of the products to the value of the service you receive, your expectations are high. But at General Code we think you have a right to expect more than that. You have the right to expect a civility of service that is personal, warm, reliable – an attentive relationship you can trust. At the core of this trust is something we have come to know as `The General Code Advantage.` The General Code Advantage defines the standards of what we believe is the proper delivery of Codification Services and Content Management Solutions. These standards are not just about providing easy, reliable access to your Code online, or installing and supporting a Content Management system to make your organization more productive and cost-effective. While we are proud to deliver on these high standards, it’s more than that. It’s about how we treat you, the way we communicate with you, the fact you are not just our customer, you are our partner.
Ann Leonard is responsible for all aspects of human resources with a focus on strategic human capital planning, organization development and employee engagement.
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