Steve Jobs defined innovation as the ability to recognize change as an opportunity rather than a threat. Change is necessary for progress, yet we are hesitant to make the change since it would take us out of our comfort zone. However, for the sake of our future, we must move with the times.
Patrick Slevin shares his perspective on public relations in this episode of Cafecito with Rosie. In 1996, Patrick served as mayor of Tampa Bay City of Safety Harbor, Florida. He maintained his...
Steve Jobs defined innovation as the ability to recognize change as an opportunity rather than a threat. Change is necessary for progress, yet we are hesitant to make the change since it would take us out of our comfort zone. However, for the sake of our future, we must move with the times.
Patrick Slevin shares his perspective on public relations in this episode of Cafecito with Rosie. In 1996, Patrick served as mayor of Tampa Bay City of Safety Harbor, Florida. He maintained his corporate career after leaving government service, assisting corporate leaders in turning NIMBY (not in my backyard) crises into political successes.
Patrick and Rosie are fond of the Tampa Bay area. It’s a terrific spot, according to Patrick, because it’s just 90 minutes away from most destinations. Patrick added that there is a richness of leadership and knowledge capital that simply makes Tampa the finest place to live in the state
As an experienced politician, Patrick stated that in order to get elected, one must sincerely care about the community. If a politician is primarily interested in themselves, their careers, or generating money, they should avoid public service. People should only vote for candidates that are a good representation of themselves. Patrick has never run again for office because he believes he has already accomplished everything he wants for the community.
”Never Lose to NIMBY Opposition Again!: Master the Secrets, Strategies, and Solutions to Turn a NIMBY Crisis into Your Finest Hour,” by Patrick Slevin, was intended to help developers and companies avoid making the same mistakes again. Developers frequently disregard community leaders in favor of concentrating on their projects or obtaining a license. It causes several issues including NIMBY situations. The core of the book stems from his political experiences and firsthand knowledge of how things work in Safety Harbor and Pinellas County.
Patrick Slevin wants to be recognized as someone who is driven to make a point. He does put a lot of effort into establishing a good first impression on behalf of his clients. Patrick is currently the president of a local business association that represents a few hundred small businesses. Patrick is a homebody when he is not working or traveling. He enjoys golfing and riding. He has competed in Death Race among 100 other athletes to have fun and challenge himself.
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