TiER1 is one of the 56 finalists in the Greater Cincinnati's Best Places to Work for 2010. Nearly 200 companies competed in this year's program, and TiER1 scored high enough to be named one of the best places to work in the region. The finalists will be recognized at a pep-rally style celebration at the Millinneum Hotel on November 4, 2010.The Business Courier will also be featuring the winners and finalists in their November 5th issue.  TiER1 strives to be a great place to work and is honored to be recognized as one of the best in Cincinnati! To learn more about the Best Places to Work program...

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TiER1's talented (and humble) Creative Director Craig Dockery will present at the GCASTD 2010 Fall Conference on October 8 on the effective use of Storytelling in learning. Last year, Craig was the highest rated presenter at GCASTD with his exploratory session on Information Design. If you are going to the conference, be sure to come to Craig's session! It definitely won't be your typical breakout session. If you haven't signed up for the conference yet, you still have time. This year's keynote speech is from Jim Smith Jr., entitled: RESET: Developing Powerful Habits to Greater Performance! Click...

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Every year toward the end of July, TiER1 hosts its annual company meeting to reflect on the successes of the past year, thank our employees for all of their hard work and to look forward to the year ahead. The company meeting is a 2 day event and usually stems over multiple locations. In the past, we did an amazing race (yea, now it’s called the Cincinnati Scurry) and other cool events for employees to relax and enjoy some time together. This year our focus was on bringing together our new TiER1 team, including our amazing new members in Pittsburgh. In thinking of the best way to bring everyone...

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TiER1 participated in the 30th anniversary of the Bike MS: Venture the Valley on July 28 and 29.  The TiER1 team consisted of Dave Bock, Jeff Sirn, Bob Fulcher, Kevin Moore, John Judy, and Craig Cooper.  And here is how they did... John raised a bunch of money then bailed to help the USAF win a war or something but a big thanks for signing up and doing his part. Bob Fulcher raised a good amount of cash, showed up on Day 1 for the ride, had a flat tire before the ride, and we never saw him again (he said it wasn't because Kevin was duck taping his shoe, Coop was looking for water, or that...

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