Aubrey Surovik
Special guest
Aubrey Surovik partners with Houston and surrounding area business owners to provide services in Human Capital Strategy with Insperity. She is responsible for understanding the needs and goals of the business owner and their team and aligning the process to maximize their talents and minimize their risk. She likes to say, we help identify not only the right people to put on the “bus” but the right seat on the bus while protecting the bus driver.
Aubrey has been a top performer in business development roles for the last 15 years, in fields of mergers and acquisitions, health and nutrition, designed and creation of websites and human capital strategy. Her expertise is around knowing her clients needs, future goals, and being authentically intrigued with business owner’s success. She believes that it’s not always her service that is needed at the time, but the network of partners she holds can could be.
You can find Aubrey, supporting organization such as Dale Carnegie, ACG, CFO Leadership council, SFNet, surrounding chamber of commerce, anti-human trafficking groups, domestic violence groups, and a brand ambassador of many national fitness brands and products.
Aubrey holds a B.A. in Marketing from Sam Houston State University.
With all that she has done, national fitness model to hometown business performance advisor with Insperity, her biggest accomplishment is her son, Justin Surovik, a sophomore in college, studying finance.
Aubrey Surovik has been a guest on 1 episode.
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Ep003: Performance Insights with Aubrey Surovik
September 1st, 2021 | 26 mins 36 secs
Today on the NBDA Podcast, we're speaking with Aubrey Surovik, a Certified Performance Coach with Insperity and an NBDA board member.
This is a great conversation about performance coaching and what makes Insperity unique. In addition, Aubrey shared some client success stories, which are great examples of how focused attention can lead to significant improvements in your career or business and she shared her best practices for business development.
We talked about her experience with NBDA, what lead her to join the association, and why she became a board member.
It's interesting to hear her perspective on what makes NBDA unique and different from other associations, and it's great to hear from someone who's been a member for some time, especially if you're considering joining NBDA.