Human Resource Services Enrich for Life Over 50, Center for Productive Longevity More of the Same Boulder Colorado

This is an open letter to Mr. William (Bill) K Zinke:Stop calling me, stop sending me emails and do not attempt to contact me any further. You are a liar and a thief. I found out the truth about you and I will not support anything you try to do against any employee future OR past. You try to conceal the truth about you and play victim but I know your games. I WANT NO PART OF YOU SO STOP CALLING ME, LEAVE ME ALONE OR I WILL SUE YOU TOO!

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

I started working for William K Zinke in the fall of 1994 and left in May of 2000 due to a transfer my husband accepted in Iowa.

I worked very closely as Mr. Zinke’s Executive Assistant for the six years while we were in Colorado.  He expected as close to perfection as possible as we dealt with high-level executives.  He was very intense in his work, which made him very successful in what he did, and his clients expected nothing less.  I, too, had that intensity and we worked very well together.

We traveled to all parts of the world to include Mexico City, Prague and Hong Kong.  We put on various conferences for Managing Partners of Law Firms and Human Resource executives of major corporations.  Mr. Zinke was both professional and courteous to all he dealt with in a situation where perfection was expected. 

On a personal note, my husband and I spent some time outside of the office with Mr. Zinke and he took a special interest in my three boys, bringing them small gifts from his travels.  My youngest son still has a jade piece he brought back to him from Hong Kong.

I was lucky to have worked for Mr. Zinke and learned a great deal from him and his work.  We have kept in touch since I have left there and given the chance to be in Colorado, I would definitely work for him again.

Pam Lageman

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

I started working for William K Zinke in the fall of 1994 and left in May of 2000 due to a transfer my husband accepted in Iowa.

I worked very closely as Mr. Zinke’s Executive Assistant for the six years while we were in Colorado.  He expected as close to perfection as possible as we dealt with high-level executives.  He was very intense in his work, which made him very successful in what he did, and his clients expected nothing less.  I, too, had that intensity and we worked very well together.

We traveled to all parts of the world to include Mexico City, Prague and Hong Kong.  We put on various conferences for Managing Partners of Law Firms and Human Resource executives of major corporations.  Mr. Zinke was both professional and courteous to all he dealt with in a situation where perfection was expected. 

On a personal note, my husband and I spent some time outside of the office with Mr. Zinke and he took a special interest in my three boys, bringing them small gifts from his travels.  My youngest son still has a jade piece he brought back to him from Hong Kong.

I was lucky to have worked for Mr. Zinke and learned a great deal from him and his work.  We have kept in touch since I have left there and given the chance to be in Colorado, I would definitely work for him again.