Business Matters 2021

2021-08-26 Business Matters

Business Matters 2021 - A guide to the local businesses of Southwest Florida, Top 40 Business Professionals presented by Venice Gondolier

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Kim Hackett 115 Morse Court, North Venice • Jansenshutters.com Jansen advises young professionals to educate themselves on all aspects of their industry, to put in the time and hard work. "Always look for ways to work smarter and ways to better yourself," she said. She started working for the family business in high school, following in the footsteps of her grandfather, father and other family members. "Every day presents new opportunity for growth for the business and personally." Accounting manager, Jansen Shutters & Windows Ashley Jansen 548 E. Venice Ave., Venice • Americanimportrepair.com Director of marketing and customer relations, American Import Auto, Inc. Hazeltine took her position about a year ago. "I chose to work here because of my amazing family," she said. "I believe in what they have built here and every relationship within the community that they have established. I love connecting with our clients and community business owners. We are all so di erent and have gone through all di erent walks of life. It's wonderful to be able to share life stories and make friends." Jennifer Hazeltine 229 Nokomis Avenue S. Venice • Younghanks.com Hanks has been in her profession for 35 years. "I love numbers and the fact that there is always an answer," she said. "I also enjoy meeting with people and getting to know them. … I love the long-term relationships with clients, working with generations of families and businesses." The most influential person in her career has been Tom Peacock, who hired her in the 1980s. He "exemplified the professionalism and personality of a great accountant," she said. Partner, Young Hanks & Hanks, CPA's PA Susan C. Hanks Co-owner, BFitness & Smoothies After a decade as an award-winning reporter with the Sarasota Herald Tribune, Hackett started BodybyBarre in 2015. Years of running injuries, work stress and "mother's hip" — her term for lugging kids and groceries on a jutted hip — sidelined her from exercise. She found that the strengthening and stretching in barre classes eliminated her pain, transformed her body and then her life. When she couldn't find a nearby barre class, Hackett trained, became certified in barre and started teaching. 1691 U.S. 41 Bypass S., Venice • Bodybybarre.me August 2021 | Business Matters TOP 40 BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS 41

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