Frances Ellison, CE Rental

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Frances Ellison is the IT Business Development Director at CE Rental.

She also was a Pointer prior to the pandemic before taking on her remote role with CE. We caught up with her during a visit to our office last week and talked about her career in the equipment rental industry, with Point of Rental, and what she’s doing at CE.

We found out about how a pool party completely changed her career. We learned about her upcoming move to New Mexico. Perhaps most importantly, we got her Top 3 Appetizers list. And, for those listening to these episodes for professional tips, we got her keys to effective management while working remotely.

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