Some people have a way of making the everyday a little brighter, and Brooke is one of them. A familiar smile, a thoughtful gesture, and plenty of joy to go around, she brings heart to her work and the people around her. Whether she’s connecting with a customer or showing up for a teammate, Brooke is always finding ways to make someone’s day a little better. Get to know more about Brooke by reading below:
Name: Brooke Coomer
Location: Enterprise – Cincinnati + Indianapolis
How long have you been with RJE, and what’s your role in one sentence?
I have been with RJE 3 years and do billing and collections for the Finance team.
What led you to RJE?
I learned about RJE from a friend at Robert Half — I was “wowed” by the office when I walked in the front doors the first time.
What’s a project or moment at RJE that’s stuck with you—and why?
Enterprise Day. One of my favorite three days at RJE. My other two favorite days are Reflection + Connection and our volunteer morning at Gleaners Food Bank
What do you look forward to most in your workday at RJE?
I enjoy my actual work, being with my RJE people (especially the finance team), getting to know the customers I talk to regularly, and stops at the candy drawer.
How do you personally bring “hug your customer” to life?
I always tell customers thank you for their partnership with RJE!
For my co-workers, flowers or cards, a Dunkin Donuts Refresher to start the day, or a piece of chocolate from the candy drawer to brighten their day.
What elements make a space inspiring to you? Color? Flow? Light? Something else?
A space with lots of sunshine, orange and yellow colors, good music, snacks, dogs in the office (if possible), and laughter.
Salty or sweet?
Both! Cashews or pecans and turtle sundaes.
Drop your most-used emoji
💜
Favorite place you’ve ever been
Maui.
Personal mantra or words to live by
You never know what tomorrow brings, It’s never too late, and “the will of God will never take you where the grace of God won’t protect you.”
What’s a fun fact most people don’t know about you?
I’ve driven to Cincinnati for the last 37 years get my hair done every month and I used to live across the street from Dave Concepcion with the Cincinnati Reds.
If you hosted a podcast, what would it be called and what would it be about?
I would do a podcast on women solo travel and the best destinations for solo women travelers.
What’s your go-to recharge activity outside of work?
Time in the sun at the pool or beach, planning trips for solo women travelers, taking my dogs on a ride for ice cream.
What’s your favorite hidden gem in Indy (or your city)?
Mama Carolla’s or Montgomery Inn in Cincinnati, Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati, The Nacho Mama’s in Marco Island
What’s your go-to pump-up song before a big meeting or presentation?
