A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT
pp g y the year strong.
Looking ahead to 2026, I’m filled with optimism. The opportunities before us are exciting, and I have no doubt that with your talent and passion, we’ll continue to grow, innovate, and make an even greater impact.
Thank you again for everything you do. Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful, restful, and meaningful holiday season.
Warm regards,
BRAD WILLIAMS
PRESIDENT, CADRE HOLDINGS, INC.
AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE CADRE
On October 8, our company President Brad Williams, along with Chief Financial Officer Blaine Browers, proudly represented Cadre at the New York Stock Exchange during the Investor Day presentation.
Brad shared insights into who we are as a company, highlighting our Operating Model, the long-term CADRE vision, and our commitment to sustainable growth. He was joined by Eric Gasvoda, Vice President and General Manager of the Cadre global Nuclear Group, who introduced the group’s portfolio and market presence.
Terry Wickland, Vice President and General Manager of Alpha Safety, provided a deep dive into our nuclear safety capabilities, environmental management, growth drivers, national security contributions, and the future of nuclear energy.
The session also featured a dynamic Nuclear Panel Discussion with key leaders:
Marc Rood, VP of Strategy and Business Development, Alpha Safety
Claudia Reich, Managing Director, Walischmiller
Joe Dixon, Director of Robotics and Remote Systems, NuVision
Michael Moulin-Ramsden, Director of Business Development, UK and Continental Europe, Alpha Safety
The event concluded with an engaging audience Q&A session, reflecting strong investor interest in the opportunities Cadre offers and the bright future ahead. We also featured product displays representing our Public Safety and Nuclear segments. Jim Duncan, VP and GM of Armor; Zach Verdun, Director of Strategic Initiatives at Med-Eng / ICOR Technologies; and the Nuclear team fielded questions from guests during lunch. A special thanks to Ted Fournier from Sales for delivering and helping set up the Public Safety product showcase
We extend our sincere thanks to all presenters for their dedication and for showcasing the incredible work happening across Cadre. Together, We Save Lives!
RECOGNIZING OUR PEOPLE RECOGNIZING OUR PEOPLE
CELEBRATING 40-YEAR LEGACY OF SAVING LIVES
On September 16, 1985, Joy Pountney began her career at Pacific Safety Products (PSP), working part-time with phones, filing, and typing. When PSP acquired GH Armor, she transitioned into the GH business unit and over the years took on a wide range of responsibilities including inventory control, BOM creation, SOP development, shipping and receiving paperwork, HR, and health & safety. Her favorite role, however, has always been customer service, her current role, a natural fit for her love of working with people.
When she started, the office relied on fax machines, typewriters, rotary phones, and even a telex machine. She recalls the early challenges of learning new tools, including accidentally hanging up on the president of Barrday three times while trying to master the phone system. When PSP began making body armor in 1986, Joy was at the heart of the transition. One of her earliest lessons still makes her smile: “They told me they shoot the armor for testing. I thought someone was actually wearing it. I was very thankful for my desk job.”
Joy has witnessed remarkable changes during her 40-year career.
Through all the changes, what has kept Joy here for four decades is the people, the problem-solving, and the challenge of something new every day. She takes pride in her ability to adapt and learn new systems, and her advice for new employees is simple and wise: “Keep an open mind. Learn it, absorb it, and be in it. Learn as much as you can and stay flexible, because everything changes on a dime. Above all, be honest and be fair.”
We are proud to celebrate Joy’s incredible milestone and are deeply grateful for the commitment, humor, and dedication she has brought to GH Armor for
40 Years!
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CELEBRATING 40-YEAR LEGACY OF SAVING LIVES
Pat Jones’ story with Safariland began in 1985 when she joined American Body Armor (ABA) as a Sewer. What started as a job turned into a 40-year career dedicated to saving lives through armor production.
In 2005, Pat moved into Soft Body Armor QA, and in 2016, she became the dedicated QA Inspector for Tactical Hard Armor. Her deep expertise and collaborative spirit earned her the nickname “Queen of Hard Armor.” Pat is known for her willingness to jump in and help resolve issues, always focused on getting quality products to our customers.
Pat’s dedication has always gone beyond the job description.
She’s been a true partner and resource, always willing to do whatever it takes to get quality armor out to our customers, especially when challenges arise.
As Pat prepares to retire in 2026, she reflects on her time at Safariland with heartfelt emotion. “Safariland took me in and accepted me and truly became family,” she says. “I love and will miss all of my Safariland Family.”
Thank you, Pat, for your decades of service, leadership, and heart. You’ve left an indelible mark on Safariland and on all of us who’ve had the privilege to work alongside you.
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CELEBRATING 40-YEAR LEGACY OF SAVING LIVES
This September, we proudly celebrated a major milestone: Ingo Mahler, our Head of Production, marked his 40th work anniversary at Wälischmiller.
Ingo began his career with us in 1985 as an apprentice machine fitter. After successfully completing his apprenticeship, he gained hands-on experience in steel construction and assembly, laying the foundation for a career defined by continuous growth and leadership. By 1993, he had expanded his expertise into sheet metal working and gas-shielded welding, while also stepping into his first leadership role as deputy master craftsman in steel construction.
During this time, he played a key role in mentoring and training junior staff, an early sign of his commitment to developing others.
From 2000 onward, Ingo’s focus shifted to work preparation and production control, supporting production management and gradually taking on more responsibility. His leadership journey continued with management roles in both the machining and steel construction departments, steadily broadening his scope and impact
Since 2011, Ingo has served as Head of Production, overseeing the entire production process, including work preparation, machining, steel construction, warehousing, and internal assembly. His deep knowledge, steady leadership, and unwavering dedication have been instrumental in shaping HWM’s operational excellence.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Ingo for his outstanding service, leadership, and loyalty.
Congratulations on this incredible milestone, and here’s to many more years of collaboration and achievement!
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CELEBRATING NEW TALENT & LEGACY CONTRIBUTIONS
Bendalls Engineering is excited to welcome eight new Welding & Fabrication apprentices! After completing their inductions, they officially begin their four-year training journey on Monday, September 8 at the Bendalls Engineering Skills Academy, in partnership with Lakes College.
We’re looking forward to seeing our new apprentices grow their skills and take the first steps in what we hope will be long and rewarding careers.
Congratulations to Kristina Grunz, Global Director Compensation Strategy Administration and Payroll, recipient of this year’s Global Culture People and EHS Legacy Contribution Award for her instrumental role in implementing the Employee Stock Purchase Program (ESPP). Her efforts have made a lasting impact, empowering employees to invest in their future and the company’s success.
RECOGNIZING OUR PEOPLE MOMENTS & MILESTONES
Spotlight on Dave DuBay
Receives Spirit of National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA) Award
Dave DuBay was presented with the award on August 25, 2025 at the Opening Ceremony of the NTOA annual Law Enforcement Operations Conference at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in Oxon Hill, Maryland.
“Dave's commitment ensures that NTOA instructors and participants have access to the latest and most reliable less-lethal munitions. His support has elevated NTOA’s training programs, enhanced operational readiness, and strengthened safer approaches to conflict resolution. His dedication exemplifies the spirit of the NTOA: serving, protecting, and innovating,” said Thor Eels, Executive Director of the National Tactical Officers Association.
"I couldn’t be more honored to receive the Spirit of NTOA Award," said Dave. "I have dedicated my career to less lethal defense, and this award is a direct reflection of my ongoing commitment to the law enforcement, corrections and military industry.”
The Spirit of NTOA award reflects Dave’s notable career milestones, including VP of research and development for TASER International, giving demonstrations on the use and effects of less lethal weapons worldwide as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) as well as multiple television appearances on the Discovery Channel, History Channel and National Geographic for his contributions to the field. Congratulations Dave!
Featured: Kevin Boucher, Less Lethal Technical Specialist and Dave DuBay, VP and GM of Energetics & Signaling
Spirit of NTOA Award Plaque.
RECOGNIZING OUR PEOPLE MOMENTS & MILESTONES
Spotlight on Amy Marsh
Production Associate & Volunteer Fire Fighter
Amy Marsh, a Full-Time Production Associate at Med-Eng Pembroke, brings dedication and courage to both her workplace and her community. Hailing from Griffith Township, a small town with just one gas station and two restaurants, Amy proves that big impact can come from humble beginnings.
Her passion for saving lives began years ago when she helped rescue a car accident victim. Watching firefighters use the Jaws of Life inspired her to pursue emergency response training.
Today, Amy is a fully qualified Volunteer Fire Fighter, responding to a wide range of emergency calls in her community.
At Med-Eng, Amy has been part of the team for nearly two years, specializing in forming helmet shells and extremity plates. Whether she’s on the production floor or out in the field, Amy’s commitment to helping others shines through.
Thank you, Amy, for your incredible service, on and off the job!
RECOGNIZING OUR PEOPLE MOMENTS & MILESTONES
Spotlight on Chris Kimbell
Behind the Gear: A Life-Action Hero
Before joining our team, Chris was part of the tactical unit that captured the infamous “Roofman” robber in Charlotte.
The real-life case involved Jeffrey Manchester, a former Army Reserve soldier who became known for his bizarre crime spree, breaking into businesses through their roofs to commit robberies, escaping from prison and even hiding out in a Toys
“R” Us for months. Chris and his team were able to quickly track down and capture Manchester, returning the fugitive to justice.
The story later inspired the Hollywood film Roofman, starring Channing Tatum,
where Chris consulted and even appeared as a SWAT officer.
Today, Chris applies that same precision and problem-solving to help customers find the right tactical solutions. His realworld experience gives him a unique edge, and an incredible story.
Next time you chat with Chris, ask him about the capture, the movie, or his favorite gear. We’re proud to have someone with such an incredible story, and unmatched expertise, on our team.
RECOGNIZING OUR PEOPLE MOMENTS & MILESTONES
Spotlight on Jodie Reeves
Double Win at Lavender International Awards
We are proud to celebrate Jodie Reeves, who took home not one, but two honors at the 2025 Lavender International Apprentice Recognition & Awards event in Newcastle:
�� Apprentice of the Year
�� Outstanding End Point Assessment
Jodie’s journey at Bendalls Engineering is truly inspiring. She began as our Receptionist with no prior engineering experience and quickly demonstrated exceptional drive, high standards, and a passion for learning. Her dedication led her to progress into a Trainee Quality Engineer role, and she now serves as a fully qualified Quality Engineer.
Earlier this year, Jodie also achieved her PCN Level 2 Weld Inspection qualification, another major milestone in her development.
�� Huge congratulations, Jodie! Your hard work, commitment, and growth are a credit to you and to Bendalls.
We also extend our thanks to Lavender International NDT for their continued support in her training journey.
On October 16, our Tijuana plant transformed into something extraordinary. Instead of the usual hum of operations, laughter, music, and even Mario and Luigi filled the halls as the team proudly welcomed nearly 900 guests to our Open House.
RADAR 1957 LEVEL UP! TIJUANA’S OPEN HOUSE
With a creative twist, Tijuana associates decorated the entire site in a Mario Bros theme, turning each production area into an interactive, colorful world. Families were guided through the operations floor, where every stand had been carefully designed by the teams to not only showcase the magic behind saving lives at work but also to entertain and inspire.
FUN, FAMILY, AND THE MAGIC OF SAVING LIVES
Kids and parents alike marveled at the guided tours, where “power-ups” came in the form of learning how our products make a difference every day. Outside, the celebration continued with a vibrant fair featuring magic shows, clowns, and interactive stands that kept the energy buzzing all afternoon.
RADAR 1957
The highlight? Seeing our associates proudly show their families the place where they make an impact every day. The joy, excitement, and pride were contagious proof that when we open our doors, we also open our hearts.
It wasn’t just an Open House. It was a day of connection, celebration, and a reminder that saving lives can be both serious work and a whole lot of fun.
ICOR TECHNOLOGY CELEBRATES
20 YEARS
On August 5th, the ICOR team gathered not just to mark a milestone, but to honor a legacy. Twenty years ago, in 2005, ICOR was born out of a vision, one rooted in decades of engineering and manufacturing expertise, a deep understanding of the EOD/IEDD landscape, and an unwavering commitment to saving lives.
Fast forward to 2025, and that vision has grown into a vibrant story of innovation and impact. To celebrate ICOR’s 20th Technology Anniversary, the team came together for a day filled with memories, laughter, and connection.
The celebration began with cake pops, sweet symbols of a sweet journey, and a “memory timeline” that stretched from 2005 to 2025. This timeline wasn’t just a showcase of the robots we’ve released over the years; it was a living story. Team members added their names to the year they joined ICOR, visually weaving themselves into the fabric of our history.
Each name, each robot, each year, together they told the story of how ICOR has grown, evolved, and thrived.
ICOR TECHNOLOGY CELEBRATES
20 YEARS
The festivities continued with a barbecue, where stories flowed as freely as the grilled flavors. Colleagues shared moments from their time at ICOR, some humorous, some heartfelt, all meaningful. It was a reminder that while technology is our craft, people are our core.
As we look ahead to the future, we carry with us the spirit of those two decades: bold innovation, deep expertise, and a team that turns vision into reality. Here’s to the next chapter of ICOR’s journey, written together, one story at a time.
CADRE HOLDINGS IN THE WORLD
From Attracting Top Talent to Elevating Customer Experience
Our Global Teams Drive Impact Every Day
On September 25, 2025, NuVision Engineering proudly participated in the Penn State –Behrend Fall Career Fair in Erie, PA. Representing the company were Andrew Hamilton and Matt Finch, Mechanical Engineer – Analysts
specializing in the Mechanical Stress Improvement Process® (MSIP).
Andrew and Matt spent the day engaging with students, sharing insights about careers in nuclear engineering, and discussing the innovative work NuVision is doing in the field. It was a great opportunity to inspire and connect with the next generation of nuclear professionals.
Earlier this year, Ed Hinchey led our Armor Shooting Team in a focused training session held in Fort Worth, Texas. The team, responsible for conducting armor demonstration shoots, came together to sharpen their skills in presenting and shooting our latest armor packages.
This week-long training was designed to ensure the team is fully equipped to demonstrate the advanced capabilities of our products, especially as we prepare for the transition to the NIJ 07 standard in 2026. By refining both their technical and presentation skills, the Armor Shooting Team is now better positioned to support our sales organization with impactful, real-world demonstrations.
Their dedication and expertise continue to play a vital role in showcasing the strength and reliability of our solutions.
SPOTLIGHT ON DEVELOPMENT
Cadre’s Leadership Development Program participants recently completed an intensive week of learning and collaboration, applying strategy and operations concepts through a real-life case study.
Special thanks to Shawn Jutte, Continuous Improvement Director, Eric Gasvoda, GM & VP, Global Nuclear, and Renee Templeton, CHRO, for their invaluable coaching and inspiration throughout the week.
The “Zero-Up to Value Stream: Talent-Driven Process Excellence” workshop challenged leaders to reimagine operations from the ground up. Divided into three teams, participants developed and presented strategic solutions, one team stood out for their exceptional execution.
Congratulations to Jim Marth, Inesa Butkiene, Becky Martinez, Geraldine Bello, and Ricardo Noreña for delivering a unified, strategic solution that showcased leadership, creativity, and collaboration. Their use of tools like the Value Stream Map and RACI Matrix reflected a deep
Inesa Butkiene Managing Director S
Inesa Butkiene serves as the Managing Director at Safariland Lithuania, where she leads with a deep passion for her work and a strong commitment to the mission of human safety.
With extensive expertise in cloth manufacturing, including operations, technology, and pattern design, Inesa combines technical proficiency with strategic business acumen and quality management excellence.
Inesa’s top five strengths: Maximizer, Learner, Harmony, Developer, and Individualization, reflect her natural ability to encourage growth, build cohesive teams, and lead with empathy and positivity.
She is known for bringing support, engagement, leadership, and optimism to her role, while valuing communication, alignment, team spirit, and personal development as essential elements for success.
Jim Marth VP International Sales and Protech Defense
Jim brings a unique blend of strategic thinking, creativity, and a passion for global politics and culture. His strengths; Strategic, Arranger, Ideation, Developer, and Includer, shine through in his visionary leadership and collaborative spirit.
Based in France, Geraldine brings a dynamic blend of creativity, structure, and strategic thinking to her role, with expertise in sales, business development, and digital marketing, all driven by a strong customer focus.
Fluent in French, English, and German, Geraldine leads teams and projects with energy and clarity. Her top strengths, Achiever, Arranger, Learner, Discipline, and Responsibility, shine through in her ability to build lean, effective structures while fostering innovation and collaboration.
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With over 21 years of experience in the industry, Jim’s journey began as an intern at Armor Holdings and has since taken him across the globe, building deep expertise in international markets.
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Geraldine believes in continuous growth, learning from others and from herself, and strives to stay true to her values while maintaining the balance essential to a fulfilling life.
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Outside of work, she enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, and skiing, as well as baking and sharing meaningful moments with family and friends.
Ricardo Noreña
which fuel his ability to inspire teams, solve problems, and foster meaningful connections.
With over 30 years of experience in manufacturing operations, Ricardo brings a wealth of knowledge, precision, and passion to his role.
Ricardo is a firm believer that leaders are the driving force behind progress.
Known for his numerical style and results-oriented mindset, he takes a hands-on approach, diving into the details before building a plan.
His strengths include Woo, Communication, Activator, Belief, and Empathy,
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Becky Martinez
Group Finance Director, Nuclear
With a strong background in continuous improvement, manufacturing finance, and process efficiency, Becky brings clarity, drive, and results to everything she does.
Her top strengths; Woo, Achiever, Responsibility, Developer, and Maximizer, reflect her passion for growth, her commitment to excellence, and her ability to bring out the best in others.
Known for her hard work, enthusiasm, and relentless drive for improvement, she’s a powerful force for progress.
Outside of work, she’s most passionate about family, especially spending time with her daughter and cheering her on in the things she loves most.
COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS
ICOR, MED-ENG AND SAFARILAND
On Friday, August 22, teams from ICOR and Med-Eng hit the green at Hammond Golf Club for a great day of golf, connection, and giving back.
Thanks to everyone who participated, donated, and helped support this year’s causes: Make-A-Wish Foundation, Breast Cancer Action (The Kelly Project), and the Orléans-Cumberland Community Resource Centre.
The day included lunch, a shotgun start at 1:00 PM, fun on the course, a silent auction, and dinner to wrap up. Special thanks to those who brought food donations for the local food bank.
We’re proud to have been part of such a meaningful event, looking forward to next year!
Once again, our Safariland team in Jacksonville proudly participated in the First Coast Heart Walk, an inspiring event that unites communities to raise funds and awareness in the fight against heart disease and stroke, the No. 1 and No. 5 causes of death in the U.S.
Though our team was small, we were mighty! With joy, energy, and camaraderie, we walked the full 3 miles together, embodying the spirit of unity and purpose. It was a meaningful opportunity to take action, support lifesaving research, and celebrate the progress being made toward healthier hearts and longer lives.
COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS
LET’S CLEAN THE BEACH - TIJUANA
On Saturday, September 20th, the Safariland Tijuana Social Responsibility Committee organized the annual “Let's Clean Up the Beach” event, where volunteers from various companies in Tijuana came together to help restore and protect our local coastline. Approximately 1,724 kg of trash was removed from the beach by the 600 attendees, including more than 30 volunteers from Safariland who proudly supported the cause.
This year, the event also welcomed the participation of employees’ children, making it a meaningful opportunity to educate the next generation about the importance of keeping our beaches clean and raising awareness of the impact pollution has on our oceans. Their enthusiasm and involvement added a special touch to the day, reinforcing the value of community and environmental stewardship.
COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS CANCER AWARENESS
This October, Jacksonville teams are showing their support in style, wearing pink every Wednesday and Friday to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month. From handmade ribbons to heartfelt posters, our teams have come together to recognize and uplift those impacted by breast cancer.
A special shoutout to Team Safariland, who proudly participated in the “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer” walk on October 18th in Downtown Jacksonville. Their dedication helped raise an incredible $1,053 for the cause! ����
Even more inspiring? All Armor teams were represented as well as Duty Gear, a true testament to our unity, compassion, and commitment to making a difference.
COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS
CANCER AWARENESS
As part of Safariland’s Tijuana ongoing commitment to social responsibility, the Social Responsibility Committee recently partnered with the Castro Limón institution to support children battling cancer. Through the generous participation of more than 50 employees, we successfully raised over 15,500 pesos (870 USD), which directly funds chemotherapy treatments for children in need.
Employees contributed by purchasing items distributed by Castro Limón, turning everyday products into powerful tools for change. This initiative not only reflects our values but also demonstrates the incredible impact we can make when we come together for a cause.
Thank you to everyone who participated, your support is helping change lives.
DRIVING INNOVATION
Shaping our Success and Strengthening our Commitment to Excellence
Under the leadership of Jerry Peludat, Southeast Regional Sales Director, the Sales Team successfully completed sizing for the first 1,200 Hyper X vests designated for the Puerto Rico Police Department.
Over the course of five days, the team traveled across multiple locations in Puerto Rico to ensure officers were properly fitted, supporting this significant and impactful order. Their dedication marks a major step forward in our mission to protect those who serve.
After three years of effort, collaboration, and countless trips, NuVision Engineering has successfully implemented a Mechanical Stress Improvement Process (MSIP) on ten welds at the Chooz Nuclear Power Plant, Unit 1 in France. NuVision was represented by Erica Buffington, Elray Henderson, Stephen Smith, Erich Keszler, and Tom Kelley. The team worked in close partnership with Westinghouse to achieve this milestone.
This accomplishment marks an important step forward for NVE in the French and European market and has already opened further discussions about the applicability of MSIP on the international market. France operates the second largest fleet of nuclear reactors in the world, with 56 reactors, behind only the United States, which operates 93. Completing this first MSIP project in France not only strengthens NVE’s position in the European market but also opens the door to further opportunities around the globe.
FROM HONORING SERVICE TO RAISING AWARENESS
At Cyalume’s West Springfield site, our team came together on two meaningful occasions to show support, raise awareness, and reflect on the values that unite us.
On August 1st, they launched the first RED Friday (Remember Everyone Deployed), with strong participation from the shipping team. General Manager, Victor Carreno, shared a heartfelt message about the importance of recognizing those who serve, especially when they’re deployed and away from their families. He reminded us that the work we do here truly saves lives and makes a difference.
Then, on September 11th, as part of Suicide Awareness Month, employees participated in a walk to raise awareness and support mental health. The day also served as a moment of reflection, honoring the unity our country felt in the aftermath of the tragic events of 9/11.
A huge thank you to Victor Carreno and Candace Jayko, Factory Manager, for their leadership and coordination, which made it possible for all associates and leaders to participate in these powerful moments.
Together, we continue to live our mission, not just through our work, but through the way we show up for each other and our communities.
BUILDING STRONGER CONNECTIONS
For the past three years, the Cyalume France Team has gathered each quarter for a themed lunch, lovingly prepared by several team members. On Monday, October 20, the team enjoyed grilled dishes and fresh salads in a warm, friendly atmosphere.
In a humorous twist, after three months of sunshine, it poured all day, forcing the group to move the celebration indoors, under heaters in the warehouse!
A big thank you to Robert Mallaroni, Warehouse Supervisor, for setting up a cozy space and serving as grill master.
The team in France are already looking forward to ringing in the New Year together in January, hopefully under sunny skies!
BUILDING STRONGER CONNECTIONS
In August, the Bendalls Engineering team hosted a Summer Social that brought colleagues and their families together for an afternoon of games, delicious food, and plenty of laughter, including some friendly competition during the Tug of War!
It was a fantastic opportunity to connect outside of work and celebrate the dedication of our incredible team. We couldn’t have asked for better weather!
A huge thank you to everyone who joined and helped make the day such a success!
The Engineering Workshop management team at Bendalls recently returned from a transformative week with The Outward Bound Trust at Eskdale.
Stepping away from daily responsibilities, the team had the opportunity to reconnect, strengthen relationships, and refocus on shared goals.
During the experience, the team identified key focus areas that will be further developed through upcoming internal workshops, ensuring the lessons learned are brought back into the workplace.
A heartfelt thank you to The Outward Bound Trust for providing such a valuable and inspiring experience!
