Giving Thanks at PathMaker Group

This week is Thanksgiving and I have a lot reasons to be thankful. I enjoy my job, I work with great people, and we provide a valuable service to our clients by helping them make sense of an extremely complicated industry.

About ten years ago I set out to establish a company that would last and that would be comprised of people who enjoyed working together.  This didn’t happen accidentally.  From day one, the purpose and approach to building this company has been intentional and disciplined. And it’s not just been about finding good people or even great people.  It’s been about finding the right people.

When you examine PathMaker Group, you see . . .

• People who successfully maintain a healthy balance between work life and personal life
• People who are growing by fully understanding and utilizing our unique gifts and abilities, and as a result are making a significant difference in our work, families, communities and beyond
• People who are committed to developing as leaders and passing on our lessons through coaching and mentoring
• People who work in a culture promoting creativity and fun and thus produce standard setting thought leadership
• People who achieve top-tier results because of our passion and commitment to discipline, quality and client satisfaction

This is our values-driven culture at PathMaker Group. Bringing people together around these values enables everyone to fit in, enjoy each other, feel connected, realize our purpose, succeed in our efforts and remain with the company long-term.

When making tough choices, our corporate direction and decision-making process is focused and clear because everything passes through this values filter.

Ultimately, our strong, values-driven culture will always outperform a weaker one. And you, as a client or employee, will reap the benefits.

I enjoy what we do. We have a strong, purposeful group of dedicated employees who enjoy working together for the benefit of our clients.  It doesn’t get much better than this.

Now let’s eat some turkey and watch some football!

Keith Squires, CEO