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Embracing Hands-on Leadership and Team Visibility for Success: Bryan Luoma (CEO) Visits the PH

In a world where remote work has become the norm, founder and CEO of Tahche, Bryan Luoma, is taking a different and much more hands-on approach. Bryan’s commitment to staying connected with his team and keeping up to date with the goings-on in the Philippines led him and his family to embark on a two-week visit to the country this July. 

 

The team took this amazing opportunity to have him sit down for a short interview where he shared the purpose of his visit alongside some updates on his family life as well as a lot of valuable insights about the business.

 

Keeping In Touch On the Ground

 

When asked about the purpose of his visit, Bryan emphasized the importance of being in touch with the business’ ground reality. He expressed his desire to witness firsthand the changes he had envisioned and to immerse himself in the vibrant culture of the Philippines.

 

“It really gives me joy and excitement to see all the changes that I’ve envisioned happening six months ago starting to happen already. And so to come here, and see what’s happening on the ground, talk to my team, talk about strategies that we want over the next quarter, and the next 6 months, it’s important for me to be on the ground and communicate that in person.”

 

 

For Bryan, the value of working together in an office environment cannot be understated. While Tahche supports various work arrangements depending on client demands, he actively promotes the advantages of having teams work together in a physical workspace where mentorship, collaboration, and rapport building between co-workers can take place. He leads by example by making it a point to visit the Tahche headquarters in the Philippines regularly.

 

“I think there’s really value in being in an office together, working side-by-side. And that’s why I really promote with our clients to have their teams working in the office. […] And I try and live that by being here in the office with my team as well.”

 

Tahche at the Forefront of Change

 

The excitement in Bryan’s voice is palpable as he acknowledges the positive transformations taking place in the industry and the Philippines’ major role in the evolution of employment worldwide. Just being part of it, Bryan feels a profound sense of purpose and anticipates a bright future for Tahche.

 

“Really, I’m excited about everything. I think that we are in a…interesting time in the world right now. The way employment is handled globally is changing. The Philippines is at the forefront of that. And I’m excited that Tahche is part of that change.”

 

 

Building on the Younger Generation

 

In a heartwarming twist, Bryan’s own son, Gabe, has joined Tahche as an intern during Bryan’s visit. Reflecting on his son’s journey, Bryan shares a touching story from his own youth.

 

“It’s a proud dad moment of mine to have Gabe interning here at the office. We have him spending a few days with each department, immersing himself into each department, learning about what they do, learning some of their processes.

 

I know when I first started way back when I was 16, 17 years old, I was working in my mom’s office at the housing and urban development. I started at the bottom, washing the windows, and mowing lawns, and painting apartments as they were transitioned from one tenant to another. And so we’ve kinda done the same thing with Gabe. We have him working at the entry level, at the intern level, doing some of the data entry, and the copying and scanning, and just helping out each department as he learns about what they do.

 

But really what I’m really hoping he learns is a love of work and a love of getting things done. And I’ve been really proud about how he is tackling each task with enthusiasm and a desire to do a good job, and pride in his work. He’s really taken to it in a way that I’m really proud of.”

 

 

Starting at the bottom, doing menial tasks, and gradually working his way up, Bryan knows the value of hands-on experience. Gabe is following a similar path, and he couldn’t be more proud.

 

“I think that this experience will serve him well for his entire life. And I’m really happy to have given that.“

 

With his son interning at Tahche, he also expressed the desire to introduce an internship program for Tahche’s clients and further invest in the development of young professionals. This also serves to give clients the full office experience in the Philippines. 

 

A Message for Tahche

 

In a short message to his team, Bryan expresses his profound gratitude and acknowledges the collective effort that has made Tahche’s accomplishments possible. He recognizes that the journey is far from over and assures his team of his unwavering commitment to their shared vision.

 

 

“I’m really proud of you. I’m really proud of what you guys have done. None of what Tahche has accomplished would be possible without the people that are doing it. And while it may feel that we’ve done a lot in the last couple of years, through the pandemic, and through Typhoon Odette. There’s a lot more to come and a lot more that we want to accomplish. And so I’m hoping that you trust in me and trust in our vision, and we can continue to work together to achieve those goals. 

 

So I would want to say thank you to all of you, and hope that I can continue to earn that trust, hope that we can continue to grow together, so that we can accomplish great things for the people in the Philippines and for our clients in the US. Thanks a lot. “

 

The Importance of Hand-On Leadership and Team Visibility

 

Bryan Luoma’s visit to the Philippines is proof of his visible, hands-on leadership. By immersing himself in the country’s vibrant culture and working closely with his team, he demonstrates his commitment to understanding the needs of his team on the ground to better support their growth and further enhance service to Tahche’s clients.

 

Bryan’s heartfelt visit and unwavering dedication serve as an inspiration to the Tahche tribe, reminding us all of the importance of staying connected, nurturing relationships, and striving for excellence in all that we do.

 

Watch Bryan’s interview here.

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