Noria Corporation

It’s time to take this to the next level. We’re kickin’ off our new Meet the Team series with Austin O’Kelley! 1. What’s your name? Austin O’Kelley ... 2. What is your job title? Director of Global Operations 3. How long have you worked at Noria? Nearly 10 years 4. What is something you were surprised to learn while working at Noria? I was surprised to learn of both the similarities and differences of various cultures around the world. 5. What do you like to do in your free time? Exercise, play with the dog, hang with friends, listen to podcast/audiobooks, travel, play the guitar, etc. 6. Post-Covid, where do you want to travel to? Everywhere 7. Favorite sports team? OU Sooners 8. Favorite food? Yes 9. What do you enjoy most about the work you do? My role has changed a bit throughout the years, but I’ve enjoyed getting to push myself out of my comfort zone while working around the world, public speaking, helping create videos, etc. I also enjoy the feeling of accomplishment that comes from helping to drive company revenue growth.

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