Powers Resource Center CEO Named 2020 'Woman to Watch' by ColoradoBiz Magazine

    DENVER, CO, July 23, 2020 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Powers Resource Center, a Boulder-based employee engagement, talent development and leadership training company, is proud to announce that its CEO Tara Powers was named a '2020 Woman to Watch' in the current issue of ColoradoBiz Magazine (see page 46). The award recognizes Colorado women CEOs, startup founders and strategists who are making an impact in every industry, enterprise and workplace as they inspire the next generation of women in business.

As an expert in virtual work and the author of Virtual Teams for Dummies, Working From Home for Dummies (to be released September 16, 2020), and founder of virtualteamschool.com, Powers has had a busy year supporting the new remote workforce during the coronavirus pandemic. As she discusses in the ColoradoBiz Magazine article, "we knew the new world of virtual work was coming, but we never expected it to happen overnight."

To continue to support remote workers, PRC launched the Remote Teams Virtual Coach App, which uses patented behavior-change technology to create custom, event-based learning. A demo of the app, is available here: https://virtualteamschool.com/virtual-team-app/

"It's truly an honor to be recognized alongside these other extremely impressive women leaders in Colorado," said Powers. "During this time of such disruption and uncertainty, it's clear that coronavirus (COVID-19) has long-range implications for how we will work. I am proud to be able to share my experience and knowledge with remote teams and leaders during this global health crisis, and I am confident that we can emerge from this disruption even stronger by learning new skills that reinforce community and connection with our teams."

Powers Resource Center, a Boulder-based employee engagement, talent development and leadership training company, is proud to announce that its CEO Tara Powers was named a '2020 Woman to Watch' in the current issue of ColoradoBiz Magazine (see page 46). The award recognizes Colorado women CEOs, startup founders and strategists who are making an impact in every industry, enterprise and workplace as they inspire the next generation of women in business.

As an expert in virtual work and the author of Virtual Teams for Dummies, Working From Home for Dummies (to be released September 16, 2020), and founder of virtualteamschool.com, Powers has had a busy year supporting the new remote workforce during the coronavirus pandemic. As she discusses in the ColoradoBiz Magazine article, "we knew the new world of virtual work was coming, but we never expected it to happen overnight."

To continue to support remote workers, PRC launched the Remote Teams Virtual Coach App, which uses patented behavior-change technology to create custom, event-based learning. A demo of the app, is available here: https://virtualteamschool.com/virtual-team-app/

"It's truly an honor to be recognized alongside these other extremely impressive women leaders in Colorado," said Powers. "During this time of such disruption and uncertainty, it's clear that coronavirus (COVID-19) has long-range implications for how we will work. I am proud to be able to share my experience and knowledge with remote teams and leaders during this global health crisis, and I am confident that we can emerge from this disruption even stronger by learning new skills that reinforce community and connection with our teams."

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