In a world where industries shift quickly and new tools emerge every day, staying prepared means staying engaged.
Join us for a virtual journey on how to build your brand, featuring the team from “Landscape Workshop”. In this session, Brooke Payne, Talent Acquisition Manager, and Suzanne Ridgway, Collegiate Recruiting Specialist, share practical strategies and real‑world insights to help students strengthen their professional identity.
Getting to know ‘Landscape Workshop”: Link will lead users to company website
A full‑service grounds management company that has delivered professional care and expert maintenance for commercial outdoor spaces since 1984. With multiple locations across the Southeast, the team has the resources and reach to provide consistently high‑quality service throughout a wide geographic footprint. Regional clients also benefit from the convenience of partnering with a single, trusted landscape vendor for all their properties, ensuring a seamless and first‑class experience every time.
Top 5 Reasons Early-Career Hitters Thrive at “Landscape Workshop“
- Early ownership.
Not someday, from day one you’re part of the operation. Real exposure. Real decisions. Real responsibility. - Performance sets the pace – not tenure.
If you create value, we notice. If you move the needle, we move you forward. - Growth creates upward motion.
A 50+ location Southeast footprint (and growing) means more leadership seats, more market exposure, and more mobility for people who want it. - Builder culture.
We like people who fix things, improve things, and make things better – not just maintain the status quo. Operators, problem-solvers, and competitors thrive here! - Impact is visible.
Work here is tangible; you can literally point to your work and say, “I made that better.”
What to watch for:
- Story + Strength + Signal Strategy
- What Recruiters Look for in a Résumé
- Writing Tips That Make Your Application Stand Out
- How to Make LinkedIn an Impactful Landing Page
Ready to dive in? Check out Building your Brand with “Landscape Workshop”: Link will go to a zoom recording with summary, chapters, and transcript
