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Tommy Fulton
Tommy Fulton joined his family’s business in 1978 and worked his way up to President and Chairman of the Board. He has served on boards of directors for many industry-related and c...mehr sehenTommy Fulton joined his family’s business in 1978 and worked his way up to President and Chairman of the Board. He has served on boards of directors for many industry-related and civic-oriented organizations. As state president of the Alabama Jaycees, he spoke in more than 60 communities throughout the state. Following that year, Tommy traveled throughout the United States as a motivational speaker and training groups in leadership and management skills.
Life has a way of testing one’s talents, and Tommy’s experiences in the last thirty years has led him to lessons he passes on through speaking and writing. Many of the experiences were painful, but that’s where the greatest education often takes place. His first book, An Act of Congress – The Real-Life Story of Power and Politics in Family Business is his start in teaching others about the challenges of relationships in business and in family.
Currently, Tommy is the Development Director for the Little Sisters of the Poor in Mobile, Alabama. He learns from the Residents and the Little Sisters on a daily basis. Tommy also publishes a weekly blog, which combines his “slice-of-life” storytelling with his experiences from his “part-time” job. In the last three years, Tommy has driven for Uber and Lyft, giving rides to approximately 10,000 people from 66 different countries. He will be publishing a new book in 2020 based on the experiences from more than 5,000 ride-sharing encounters.
You can follow his stories by subscribing to his blog at tommyfulton.com/blog. Each Tuesday morning, you will receive a new edition in your email. Tommy is also available to speak to your group on several life-changing topics.weniger sehen
Bücher von Tommy Fulton
An Act of Congress: The Real-Life Story of Power and Politics in Family Business