LHP mug warming up by the fire at corporate lunch.
The holidays are a time for togetherness, and at LHP, that spirit extends to the workplace. The company generously provides funds to treat all employees to a festive lunch.
This year the corporate office staff gathered at the historic Appalachian Museum in Norris for a delicious home-cooked meal and bluegrass band performance.
Property management teams are given the flexibility to choose their holiday gathering experience, and going out for lunch is a popular choice. Springplace and Loudon Gardens employees gathered recently to enjoy a a delicious meal at Texas Roadhouse.
L to R: Cathie Jackson, Springplace Leasing Agent, Stephanie Corum, Springplace/Loudon Gardens Community Manager, Hana Swinson, Loudon Gardens Service Coordinator, and Wade Thompson, Springplace/Loudon Gardens Maintenance Supervisor.
On December 10 and 11, Brandy Ford hosted a regional manager’s meeting. Following a day and a half of training, the team engaged in a fun and collaborative team-building exercise at Defy Escapes. They divided into two groups and raced against the clock to solve puzzles and escape their respective rooms.
Room 1: One Hit Wonder-L to R: Brandy Ford, Kelly Duncan (Stonewall), Sade Logan (Evergreen Villas), William Barricklow (Frank Callaghan Tower), James Jackson (Harriman Gardens) and Robert Anderson (Clear Springs).
Room 2: Reel Time Rentals-L to R: Kirk Wilkerson (The Pines), Farrah Linkous (North Cleveland Tower), Stephanie Corum (Springplace & Loudon Gardens), Jennifer Brown (Assistant Regional), Janet Wilmouth (Covenant Village), Rick Keim (Regional Maintenance) and Karla Baumgartner (Westview).
Afterwards, a group of team members enjoyed a paint-splatter session, creating unique canvases.
L to R: Janet Wilmouth, James Jackson, Brandy Ford, Jennifer Brown, Sade Logan, Farrah Linkous, and Kelly Duncan.
Stewart Hale, Community Manager, Beersheba Heights Tower, used his Volunteer Time Off (VTO) benefit to volunteer at the McMinnville Santa Shop. His efforts, along with those of the Santa Shop team and generous donors, will bring joy to over 240 children this holiday season.
L to R: Stewart’s wife Faith, Stewart, and April Shockley, Van Buren County Register of Deeds.
