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KnowledgeLake 2012 Summit & Employee Awards
KnowledgeLake kicked off our 11th year in business with our January company summit. All of our remote employees flew in to the St. Louis headquarters to enjoy some time together, as well as, collaborate on upcoming projects. KnowledgeLake employees gather twice a year for summit. This year, KnowledgeLake filled the two and half days with fun and learning. The first day, we spent some time going over business, and then we were able to enjoy meeting new employees and catching up with old friends at the Pink Galleon over a game of pool or darts. Summits are generally a time for team building and collaboration among departments. Having some fun time together really boosts team morale.
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