Charles
Stamper Bios:
Charles grew up in midwest rural America. After graduating
High school in 1991 he attended college in Quincy, IL studying
business. After college Charles held various business development
and marketing positions in rural businesses and went onto work
among a few of the top fortune 500 companies in the U.S. After
9/11 Charles made some life changes and went back to college,
and attending Western Illinois University in Macomb, IL.
During his study and research at WIU, Charles started to see a
need for cost effective marketing strategies among rural health
care providers. Having a spouse who is a practitioner
in the medical field gave him an insight into many health care
trends and concerns. From this, Charles started building
a comprehensive business model utilizing areas of marketing, graphic
communications and information management, dedicated toward the
growth of rural health care. Charles is using his ideas
to help clients build better relationships with patients using
compelling new ideas coupled with rock solid execution
and measurable results.
Charles is an Alpha Sigma Lambda honors graduate of WIU
in Macomb, IL. In addition to his experience with various
fortune 500 companies and other organizations, he holds affiliations
in: The American Marketing Association, National Association of
Photo Shop Professionals. He is an active member of the Freemasons
- youth identification CHIP program in collaboration with the
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). More
about CHIP www.masonichip.org
Charles
Perspectives as Founding Partner
“If you look at what I do and talk about it from a business
perspective, I believe my position as founding partner
is to systematically determine the member strategy and vision
for the group and, in return, listen to our clients visualize
needs and wants and turn them into realities. It is my
responsibility to select our leadership team in development, to
implement strategy and vision, to create the culture that constantly
communicates goals and missions with clients to give rural health
advantages in the market place. From my personal standpoint,
I’m somebody that loves my family, loves rural America and
the outdoors, is honored to be married for over 16 years, has
three great kids, and believes in the important role rural health
care plays. I believe rural health is about family care
and the significance of health in rural communities.”
In an era where marketers are more about selling their own services
than the effectiveness for clients or are mistakenly over-dependent
on one size fits all mentality, Charles and the Trizzie
group are helping carve out a position that builds on its rural
strengths to meets patient’s needs by running episodic marketing
strategies “with an edge” that drive results.
By designing and delivering innovative programs, wrapped in a
straight forward approach, combined with creative concepts, Trizzie
is able to promote all areas of your facility and build brand
magnetism at the same time.
Trizzie is more than just
a marketing and education group. In addition to marketing, Trizzie
looks at all areas of effective market opportunities to assist
health care facilities in utilizing each niche for continued growth.
If you don’t see an area in which you need assistance
please ask. Our goal is to see rural health care grow and if we
are unable to help we, will assist you in finding the right resource.
Kenny
Yu Bios:
Kenny immigrated from Cambodia and lived in Chicago,
IL, a magnet for an abundant diversity of great talent.
After graduating High school in 1994, he accepted an opportunity
in the corporate office of Household International in the accounting
department. Later, Kenny’s entrepreneurship landed him a
position a as a junior associate with a young fortune 500 company
within their staff management and training department. He
also attended college at this time to pursue his interest in computer
science. He received his degree in advance multimedia in the late
nineties. After 9/11 he moved from Chicago to the rural
Midwest where he started freelancing as a communications media
design consultant. He decided to return to college and
attend Western Illinois University (WIU) in Macomb, IL
pursuing a BFA with focus in graphic design. During his
study at WIU Kenny worked on the Trizzie project as one of the
co-founders. His ability to take marketing ideas and
effectively turn them into viewable graphic communications added
great value within the Trizzie model.
Kenny is a graduate of WIU in Macomb, IL, and an advanced
multimedia specialist. He is also a Kappa Pi International Honorary Art Fraternity member graduating with honors. In addition to being a key operational
member of a young fortune 500 company and other organizations,
he holds affiliations in: National Association of Photo Shop Professionals,
Western Illinois University Marketing Club (WIUMC).
Kenny Perspectives
as Co-Founding Partner, Member
“As co-founder I have a belief that people matter and effective change cannot be accomplished without winning the hearts and minds of any organization. My global experience has brought a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the organization, which I’m able to share with our clients. This experience allows us to communicate together to reach our rural health care clients needs. From my personal perspective, I’m somebody that loves my family, loves the diversity in rural America, is married with three great kids, and believes in the important role rural health care plays. I believe rural health is about understanding and furnishing the needs of rural communities.”
Do it right the first time. When it's done right and well, the personal and professional gains are satisfying and the value of a recognized authority will gain the respect of the community, patients and staff and is an effective marketing plan that is rewarding.
Trizzie understands that successful characteristics are developed over time and are an important part of any business. Let Trizzie assist you in evaluating and implementing the right strategies for your current and future success.
