Last Thursday MacKay Sposito was proud to sponsor the fourth annual Our Community Salutes event that was held at Heritage High School. If you’re not familiar with this event, it’s organized by the Community Military Appreciation Committee, or CMAC, each year to honor new high school graduates who have chosen to enlist in any branch of the US Military. CMAC began Our Community Salutes because they wanted to recognize the significance of the decision these high school graduates make to serve their country and the impact that will have on their lives and their parents and family members.

Every spring, The College of Art and Architecture at the University of Idaho hosts a daylong interactive conference entitled "Inspiring Design Futures." The conference celebrates the inspiring journeys, compelling professional achievements, and visionary community works made by College of Art and Architecture alumni, faculty, staff, students, and friends.

Pam Hoerle, our Project Coordinator in the Federal Way office, is passionate about Girl Scout cookies. We all love Girl Scout cookies, right? Cracking open a box of Thin Mints, Samoas, or one of the other tempting varieties has become an American tradition.

Last Thursday evening we hosted the first ever Clark College Alumni Business Tour. The Clark College Foundation’s Alumni Association conceived the tour to highlight Penguin-owned and/or operated businesses in a variety of disciplines and emerging markets. This event was also about connecting with fellow Penguins - Clark College staff, alumni and students - to tell your “Clark Story”. On top of that, it coincided with National Engineers Week and several students from the engineering program at Clark attended to learn more about MacKay Sposito and the work we do.