Straight Talk on Service: RCVS Leader's Take

Tim Hutchinson, the president of RCVS, recently sat down with Josh Loeb to talk about what drives him. In their chat, he made it clear why service isn't just a buzzword—it's a core part of everything he does. His answers were direct, no fluff, just straight talk. When asked about his priorities, he didn't hesitate. Service comes first, always.

During the discussion, Hutchinson emphasized that service isn't about grand gestures. It's about showing up every day and making small changes that add up. He believes that when you focus on serving others, the bigger picture starts to fall into place. 'It's not about being perfect,' he said. 'It's about being consistent.'

Josh Loeb asked him how he stays so focused. Hutchinson said it's about cutting through the noise. He doesn't get distracted by what's trending or what's popular. Instead, he keeps his eyes on the real issues that matter to the community. That approach has helped him navigate challenges without losing sight of the mission.

His leadership style is built on listening first, acting second. By staying grounded in practical steps, he's able to tackle problems head-on. 'You have to understand the people you're serving,' he explained. 'Otherwise, you're just guessing.'