Chelsey Bode, CEO, named Lee Flood as Pearson-Kelly Technology‘s president on March 4, 2022. Flood had been Executive Vice President for two years prior to the announcement and part of the Pearson-Kelly Team since 2014. 
Since taking the role of Executive Vice President, he’s lead our team to see a 50 percent increase in revenue across the board, including growth in all four major lines of business: IT services, business phones, surveillance cameras and copiers. As President, he manages PKT’s five department heads and all special projects.
Lee lead our team through the pandemic. I had a vision for where I wanted Pearson-Kelly to go and he made it happen.
– Chelsey Bode, Visionary & CEO
VISIONARY V INTEGRATOR
Bode and Flood hold official titles within our organization, but their roles are defined more by their position within the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS), the business system Bode and Flood launched in 2019.
Bode is Pearson-Kelly’s Visionary. She’s responsible for building the vision and culture of our organization. Whereas Flood is our Integrator. He’s in charge of implementing Bode’s vision and managing the day-to-day aspects of Pearson-Kelly operations.
ABOUT LEE FLOOD
Lee Flood has held leadership positions at Pearson-Kelly Technology for more than four years and now leads the entire team as President. He is a 2019 Industry Difference Maker, part of the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame Elite 11 and has held two single-season state records for most Most Rushing Touchdowns and Most Rushing Yards since 2005.
He has been featured in ENX Magazine, for Springfield Business Journal’s Economic Growth Survey and on the Radiate Positivity podcast. He also hosts Pearson-Kelly’s Innovator Podcast.
Flood donates his time to our community in many ways. He sits on the board of Harmony House, including on the Policy Review Committee and Nominating Committee. But his passion is building up leaders, which is why he coaches multiple youth sports teams at both the recreational and competitive levels. Flood is an active member of NorthPoint Church and hosted a youth mentorship group with his wife, Jessica.
SOURCE Pearson-Kelly
