About Us

Welcome to my website.  My name is Lois Moncrief.  I have over 29 years of successful management experience.

My specialty areas are: employee motivation, employee management, and employee performance.

I also have a lot of experience with budgets, inventories, management planning, and customer service.

I am the owner of Globebic LLC which I established in 2008. Globebic is a vehicle for me to share my lessons learned from my 29 years of management experience.

My last position, before setting up my own company, was as Assistant Director for the United States Dept of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) National Analytical Laboratory (a division) inside the Salt Lake Technical Center.

I have received Secretary of Labor Exceptional Achievement Awards for my accomplishments. The most notable was for my contribution on the World Trade Center Emergency Response Team after September 11, 2001. I also played substantial roles in the Hurricane Katrina cleanup, the Cadmium Standard and also the Methyl Isocyanate method development work in response to the Bhopal, India disaster in 1984.

Here I am receiving Secretary of Labor's Exceptional Achievement Award

for my work on the World Trade Center Emergency Response Team Efforts After September 11, 2001.

I am receiving the award from Elaine Chao, then Secretary of Labor and

John Henshaw, then Assistant Secretary of Labor for OSHA is standing on my other side.

A Few of My Other Leadership Roles:

Acting OSHA Technical Data Center (TDC) Director in Washington D.C. where I oversaw the docket for the Indoor Air Standard for part of 1994 and the TDC staff.

Acting Assistant Regional Administrator for Technical Support for OSHA’s Region V in Chicago for part of 1999 and oversaw the work of the staff of engineers and industrial hygienists.

American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) Laboratory Accreditation Chairman 1981 overseeing the accreditation of over 200 laboratories – several were international laboratories.

American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) Deputy Chair for Registration for the National Conference in 1991 with over 8000 attendees.

American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) local chapter President for Utah 1979 with 120 members

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I have received recognition and awards for my management accomplishments including “Secretary of Labor Exceptional Achievement Awards” .

I have spent many years learning what works and what doesn’t work.  I wish there had been someone to share those kind of “lessons learned” with me when I was in my early years but there was no one.   I decided I would like to share that with other managers via my websites.

I think the following quotes say it all.

“A smart business person is one who makes a mistake, learns from it, and never makes it again.

A wise business person is one who finds a smart business person and learns from him how to avoid the mistakes he made.”

Jim Abrams

“You must learn from the mistakes of others. You can’t possibly live long enough to make them all yourself.”   Sam Levenson

“Before you hire an expert, determine that the person’s expert status comes from experience, not theory.  I suggest you hire experts with real-world experience: someone with bruises and battle scars”  Dan S. Kennedy ,  popular speaker and author.

As of early 2010 in just several months I  already had well over 1200 subscribers and many purchasers of my ebooks and other material.  Many are from all over the world.  Many are from well known companies here and abroad.  Nearly 300 are signing up each month and that number is growing.

I do know very well how to deal with employees, how to motivate them, how to manage them, and how to get the maximum performance out of them.  I understand human nature and human psychology.

What I do not know are the laws of other countries in regard to employees and the cultures of other countries that may impact employee motivation, management, and performance.

I will provide my lessons learned about employee motivation, employee management, and employee performance.  You are welcome to take and use what will work for you and your situation.

To Your Success!

Lois Moncrief