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Gary Rixson - Lockton Benefit Communication Insourcing Consultant
As a consultant at Lockton Companies, an international insurance brokerage firm, Gary Rixson draws on almost 20 years of experience in business development, operations, HR and client support. As a member of the Lockton’s benefit communication insourcing team, Gary Rixson develops, implements, and finances communication strategies for major business clients. Mr. Rixson and his colleagues operate with the goal of improving clients’ perceptions of employer benefits packages while ensuring maximum benefit investment returns.
Prior to his role at Lockton, Mr. Rixson excelled in various business development positions at AT&T. As a premier business account manager, he maintained lucrative relationships with six key enterprise clients, surpassing sales and revenue quotas in several consecutive years. His design and management of successful business strategies earned him membership in AT&T’s Achievers Club. In addition, he received the organization’s most prestigious award – Leader’s Council.
Gary Rixson graduated with a BS in Journalism from the University of Kansas and an MBA from Baker University. A charitable individual, he supports organizations such as the American Red Cross, Ronald McDonald House, United Way, Special Olympics, American Cancer Society and the Wounded Warrior Project.
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Three Tips to Start Your Summer Garden
Since 2013, Gary Rixson has served as a consultant with Benefit Communication Insourcing (BCI) at Lockton Companies, an insurance brokerage. Away from the office, Gary Rixson enjoys cooking and grilling, and he grows much of his own ingredients in his vegetable garden.
As summer approaches, consider the following tips when you plan your vegetable garden:
Pick a location
Find a good, open spot in your yard, porch, or balcony where the vegetables will receive sunlight, but not too much of the sun’s direct rays.
Choose your crops
Depending on your needs and desires, you may want to space out your crops for optimal growth. Combinations such as potato/tomato or broccoli/tomato do not grow well side-by-side.
Start growing early
Planting vegetables in pots indoors allows you to get an early start on the season. Once the winter temperatures have faded, simply move the plants outdoors or transplant them into a garden plot.