“I love the opportunity to engage in the local business community, but I also recognize part of our responsibility is not just to serve our clients, but to raise up all individuals in the community,” says Mickey Moore, CEO of Tomo Drug Testing. Moore says he feels all business leaders have the responsibility to serve the needs of the entire community, not just their patrons. Be good stewards.
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