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Lynne Molyneaux
RETIRED Senior Manager of Alumni Relations, Pittsburgh Steelers / Relationship builder / Creative thinker
Lynne Molyneaux is a seasoned professional with 39 years of experience in the Steelers organization, where she held various roles including Senior Manager of Alumni Relations.
She recently retired on June 9, 2023, from her long-standing career but continues to engage in building relationships and fostering creative thinking in her free time.
Lynne Molyneaux holds a B.A. in Journalism & Communications from Point Park University.
Her professional experience includes positions such as Alumni Relations Manager and Assistant Account Executive at organizations like the Pittsburgh Steelers and Ketchum Public Relations.
Highlights
Adventures In Training With A Purpose is holding its annual fundraising gala on November 17 at the LeMont. This is a great event with delicious food and an amazing auction, but most importantly the opportunity to learn more about how @Steelers legend Jon Kolb and his team work to help those most in need, including veterans, improve their quality of life through purposeful physical training. For ticket and sponsorship information, visit https://lnkd.in/ehSpwJSq.
Over the past week as I prepared to wrap up my career, I was asked for advice by some coworkers who are just starting out. As I’ve had more time to think about it, here are some things I’d like to share.
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Always be honest.
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It’s okay to multitask. I know the prevailing opinion is that it’s not. But when you wear a lot of hats, you sometimes need to switch between projects on a moment’s notice. Granted it’s ideal to be able to singularly focus, but that’s not always the reality.
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Keep raising your hand if there’s a job that needs to be done and you think you can and want to do it. When the Steelers’ staff was small early in my career, this is how I was able to show my abilities and willingness to be a team player and to grow.
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Build and cultivate relationships. This is how I developed the Steelers’ alumni relations efforts - by reaching out and getting to know them and their families.
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Not only are relationships important professionally, they are as or more important personally. I am blessed that many of the alumni and their families have become personal friends. I am also blessed that I have a core of folks who have been friends for 30+ years.
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Show people you care. Be a listening ear and help others as you are able.
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Treat everyone with respect and kindness. It doesn’t matter if it’s the CEO of a sponsor or the cleaning person. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect and kindness. A title or status doesn’t make you better than the next person because we are all made in the image of God.
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