With Thanksgiving coming up it can be hard not to focus your attention on the feast that lies ahead…

We are extremely grateful to have had Jim Craig, former NHL goalie and Olympic gold medalist, treat us to a visit to our office and have the opportunity to share is wisdom of success on and off the ice.

Employee Events - Office Trick-or-Treating

Though Halloween has roots in Celtic rituals, it is commonly celebrated today with pumpkins, candy, and fun costumes – making it the ultimate dress-up day! With such popularity, how do you celebrate it in the office? Costume contests, Halloween related activities, and provided treats are all great ideas. The best way to celebrate? Host office trick-or-treating for employees’ loved ones to join in on some spooky fun! Here are some reasons why trick-or-treating at the office is a good idea.

Sometimes words of encouragement are needed to get through the day. You're feeling burnt out, working long hours to meet your deadline. Or maybe, you just are feeling a little incapable (even though you ae rfully capable!).

October 10, is World Mental Health Awareness Day. Right now, one in five adults in America are struggling with a mental health issue, according to the U.S. Health & Human Services. So, let’s think about that statistic for a second. If you are a company of 100, there are currently 20 employees that are struggling with a mental disorder. Do you know who is struggling? If you do, how can you help? Thankfully, there has been an increase of research on the topic of mental health in recent years. We’ve compiled a few steps to help guide you on how to spread mental health awareness in your organization. Before diving in, let’s start with the basics.