The Foundation of PEARL Principles
PEARL Principles was founded in 2023 while my husband and I were having dinner together. I had started brainstorming on business ideas and asked for his help to find a name to help them all come together. My goal was to bridge my career experience and creativity to offer small business consulting services and life skills community education classes.
By listing out the values that are important for me to represent in my career and when working with clients, PEARL Principles was born. PEARL is an acronym for these guiding values: Purpose, Engagement, Authenticity, Relationships and Leadership.
PEARL Principles is my opportunity to help small business owners with process, operational and client experience improvements allowing them to focus on what they do best and the life skills classes I am designing are an opportunity to help young adults and busy parents make life a little bit easier.
By listing out the values that are important for me to represent in my career and when working with clients, PEARL Principles was born. PEARL is an acronym for these guiding values: Purpose, Engagement, Authenticity, Relationships and Leadership.
PEARL Principles is my opportunity to help small business owners with process, operational and client experience improvements allowing them to focus on what they do best and the life skills classes I am designing are an opportunity to help young adults and busy parents make life a little bit easier.
Biography
Linda brings over 15 years of Program and Operations Management in the financial services industry to offer small business consulting and community education courses thru PEARL Principles, LLC.
Her career experience working with both large corporations, small startups, external partners and global customer service teams brings a unique perspective to strategic planning, process improvement, client experience, emergency preparedness, and day-to-day operations. Linda helps small business owners and individuals simplify life, improve efficiencies, and focus on their product or service offering, business and family.
Skilled at measuring success and celebrating what is working well, Linda is also adept at identifying friction points and collaborating with cross-functional teams to find improvement solutions to build positive client and customer experiences. Valuing sustainability and corporate social responsibility, she brings a best practices approach to resource management and maximizing both business potential.
As a working parent, she is also passionate about creating life skills courses (Coming Soon!) designed for young adults and busy families. These courses focus on a variety of topics such as transitioning to life after school, managing home life, maximizing time management, meal management, emergency planning and professional skill development—empowering individuals to achieve better work-life balance, reduce stress, and prioritize what matters most for greater peace of mind.
Linda grew up with four sisters on her family’s farm in northwest Missouri, raising everything from chickens and cows to row crops. Now living in Omaha, Nebraska, with her husband, Brent, and their four daughters, their home is also shared with Dani, their 12-year-old rescue dog. Linda enjoys cooking, reading, scenic photography, yoga, hiking, and traveling—especially by train—whenever possible.
Her career experience working with both large corporations, small startups, external partners and global customer service teams brings a unique perspective to strategic planning, process improvement, client experience, emergency preparedness, and day-to-day operations. Linda helps small business owners and individuals simplify life, improve efficiencies, and focus on their product or service offering, business and family.
Skilled at measuring success and celebrating what is working well, Linda is also adept at identifying friction points and collaborating with cross-functional teams to find improvement solutions to build positive client and customer experiences. Valuing sustainability and corporate social responsibility, she brings a best practices approach to resource management and maximizing both business potential.
As a working parent, she is also passionate about creating life skills courses (Coming Soon!) designed for young adults and busy families. These courses focus on a variety of topics such as transitioning to life after school, managing home life, maximizing time management, meal management, emergency planning and professional skill development—empowering individuals to achieve better work-life balance, reduce stress, and prioritize what matters most for greater peace of mind.
Linda grew up with four sisters on her family’s farm in northwest Missouri, raising everything from chickens and cows to row crops. Now living in Omaha, Nebraska, with her husband, Brent, and their four daughters, their home is also shared with Dani, their 12-year-old rescue dog. Linda enjoys cooking, reading, scenic photography, yoga, hiking, and traveling—especially by train—whenever possible.