Thank You To Our Mission North Team for an Epic Year of Impact

A year ago, Mission North was in the last mile of our rebrand. We charged into 2020 with a new identity, vision and leadership team, and really big plans for the year. Then everything changed.

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COVID forced us and our clients to instantly adapt to a completely new world without a playbook. The rising awareness of social injustice caused everyone to look inward to see how we could be a part of driving the necessary systemic change. 

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Through the storm, our team has surprised us at every turn with their agility, creativity and relentless focus on making a positive impact. They've also been incredible stewards of our values, investing their time and energy into myriad volunteer opportunities and pro-bono work to support the people and organizations working to positively impact some massive health and societal issues.

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If we’ve taken one thing away from this historic year it's that CEOs don't get companies through a major crisis, teams do. In the wake of so many curveballs, we've never been more proud of ours.

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Here’s a snapshot of the outsized mark they made on Mission North's 50-plus clients and within their local communities.

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With awe and gratitude,

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Bill and Tyler

If we’ve taken one thing away from this historic year it's that CEOs don't get companies through a major crisis, teams do.

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