TiER1 Performance

THE SCURRY BENEFICIARY SPOTLIGHT:
The Cincinnati Children's Hospital's Adapt for Life and Zero Su***de programs are mental health programs focused on supporting young people as they navigate life and providing them with skills and tools for mental wellness and su***de prevention.

Proceeds from the Scurry on September 25 will benefit the Adapt for Life and Zero Su***de programs as well as two other organizations. Learn more and register by July 1 to save $500 on your team registration. https://hubs.li/Q04kLMD-0

T-minus one week until the LTEN Annual Conference in Kissimmee, Florida! We're excited to return as a Platinum Preferred Industry Partner and to host a workshop and a learning lab.
- Join Brian Berg and Teresa Evans to learn how UCB & TiER1 built a modular training framework that strengthened MSL confidence, improved strategy ex*****on, and elevated scientific exchange grounded in adult learning science.
- Join Leanne Batchelder and Kristen Hewett for a fast-paced, hands-on Lab, to see how no-code GPTs transform role-play into scalable, realistic sales practice.

Can't make our speaking sessions? Swing by Booth 526 and participate in our photo booth to earn points in the LTEN app to win prizes.

Last week, a group of TiER1 employees used Service Time Off at the Atlanta Community Food Bank. The team had the opportunity to directly support neighbors in their community by helping families shop for groceries, while also replenishing and organizing food pantry shelves for the days ahead. Their service provided 3,610 meals to 275 people in the Atlanta region.

We had a blast celebrating National Take Your Kid to Work Day last week!

We kicked things off by hearing from the real experts - the kiddos - about what they think their parents do.

From there, the kids jumped into four interactive stations where they showed off some seriously impressive thinking:
-Solving Smart Tomato’s “boring meeting” problem with fresh, fun ideas
-Designing a brand new park for the City of Cincinnati
-Spreading kindness by writing and decorating letters for staff at a local children’s hospital
-Stepping into the spotlight with a dress-up and video station

A couple weeks ago, CVG TiER1ers made Valentine’s cards for kids supported by the Fernside Center for Grieving Children. We crafted small notes designed to offer encouragement, kindness, and a reminder that they’re not alone.

Fernside creates space for children and families to process grief, build connections, and find hope. We’re grateful for the work they do and for the chance to support their mission in a small but meaningful way.

Proud of our CVG team for leading with heart, creativity, and compassion.