We are pleased to announce that Colleen Noble a Newton, Massachusetts ex-pat joined the Volano team this week to help us keep the office in order as we continue to help our clients better manage their business processes with technology and develop new product. This is a significant and symbolic benchmark for us as we continue to expand our footprint in the Midwest and develop innovative mobile applications for a nationwide market. Colleen will likely wear a lot of hats and expand her role beyond office management in short order. Her background and skillset lined up well with what we were looking for in this unique role… But before this blog turns into a bigger cliché than it already is, allow me to share some cool things about Colleen that say a lot about her character.
My name is Colleen and I was born on October 13th which just so happened to fall on a Friday in 1989. Despite the rumored wives’ tale, I consider myself to be a very lucky person! I am thankful to say that I recently graduated from Lasell College in Newton, Massachusetts this past May and I consider this to be one of my greatest accomplishments thus far. I look forward to working at Volano Solutions and am excited to see what’s to come!
Welcome to Volano Colleen!
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