The modern-day definition of the word Palladion is “anything believed to provide protection or safety; safeguard.”  In Greek mythology, Palladion was “a statue of Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom & craftsmanship, that stood on the citadel of Troy and on which the safety of the city was supposed to depend.”  Athena is portrayed as benevolent, strong, and fair. 

When I developed the concept for The Palladion Company years ago, it was based on these principles and a desire to provide a well-rounded offering of services that customers would typically have to go to multiple vendors to find.  Having experienced the challenges of facility maintenance, new store builds, and routine repairs from within an organization, it was my motivation to provide a more streamlined, consistent and passionate approach to satisfying those needs for other companies through the development of my own.

Communication is the key element in this model for success.  By offering one point of contact, that communication is streamlined and it becomes easier for our customers to find the resources they need to complete their projects – large or small.  My goal is and always has been to perform at a level that allows our customers to focus on running their businesses rather than managing their service providers.  If we’re doing our job, that’s exactly what happens. 

The result was as predicted – company and customer working toward common goals and mutually beneficial, ongoing business relationships.  This is possible only through the commitment of our people to deliver a quality product and service that exceeds our customers’ expectations, at a price deemed reasonable, within an effectively executed schedule.  The Palladion Company’s success is dependent upon and ensured by the success of each individual that is associated with the company.

Jeanne R. Nelson
Owner/President