Heather Minnick
Heather Minnick is a Business Growth Strategist at Violand Management Associates, where she helps service-based companies in restoration, plumbing, HVAC, and other trades grow sustainably without burnout. With a background spanning business development, operations optimization, and client relationship management across legal, healthcare, and hospitality sectors, Heather brings a unique perspective to diagnosing business challenges and implementing tailored solutions. She leverages Violand’s 35+ years of industry expertise and the Sustained Profitable Growth™ model to help business owners streamline operations, develop strong leaders, and achieve predictable growth.
Heather is deeply committed to supporting business owners in breaking free from overwhelm. She combines operational strategy with a focus on mental well-being, helping leaders reclaim clarity, reduce stress, and build businesses that enhance their lives rather than consume them. Her approach emphasizes the human side of business, recognizing that strong teams, supportive leaders, and intentional practices can dramatically impact performance and workplace culture.
Prior to joining Violand Management Associates, Heather honed her skills in strategic business development and customer relationship management, most recently with Ehlen Analytics, where she provided data-driven insights to optimize organizational performance. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health Services from the University of South Florida and is passionate about helping leaders cultivate resilient teams, improve processes, and grow their businesses with intention and confidence.
• Behavior Therapy Certified
• University of South Florida- Bachelor's
• Nami
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to my diverse experiences—working in hospitality while in college, gaining people skills through bartending, exploring healthcare and marketing, and ultimately finding my passion in the home restoration industry. I love building relationships, helping others, and contributing to a company where I feel truly at home.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I’ve ever received is to always be mindful of who you’re speaking with—you never know the impact a conversation might have or the opportunities it could create.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering this industry is to believe in themselves—anything is possible with determination and persistence.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Creativity and organization are the values I hold most important, both in my work with art and event planning and in my personal life.