netTrekker has a New Home!
Our office buzzed with excitement yesterday as everyone began their first day in the new netTrekker headquarters. The space offers new possibilities to improve the way we think, operate, and live out our company motto of “doing something good for kids!” As we expanded and outgrew our last building, our teams were split between two neighboring offices. This new space allows us to come together again for a more collaborative and customer focused environment.
Randy Wilheim is the CEO of netTrekker and the true heart of the company. He’s a visionary and knows how to make those visions reality. He envisioned a “home” where the team could work together, all in the same office, so ideas could take root and grow. He wanted a place where the meeting rooms were of abundance so each team could meet to accomplish goals. He visualized a place where ideas could flow and he thought back to where things flow in his own house, so he included a beautiful kitchen with plenty of space to work, laugh, relax and be energized. And since the kitchen is the heart of the home, he wrapped his employees, the netTrekker family, in a heart. If you look up at the front of the office, there is a blue piece of art that is the shape of a half of a heart that winds through the office space.
When the offsite team was up there in July, Randy gave us a tour of a new building and space, and I can promise you that it is every bit of Randy’s vision and more. And for those of you who have visited the offices before, you remember how on the wall was our mantra, “Go do something good for the kids.” it’s still there, reminding each netTrekker employee of our ultimate goal and the reason we are blessed to walk through the doors of netTrekker each day (or work from home for them).
As the new school year starts, I encourage you to find the heart of your classroom and a way to wrap your students in that heart. Use it as a subtle way to remind you and your students each day of their mantra–their purpose. Maybe start the first day off deciding what that mantra is. And remember to build in time to laugh, work in a relaxed cooperative group setting, and to do something good. It will not only do your brain good and increase productivity, but will do your heart good too.
Check out these pictures of us kicking off the future of netTrekker with our new home!

Jama Wade, THINKronite of the Year.

Mimi Jett, General Manager, and Mike Logan, Manager of IT/IS

Thomas Bain and Mike Casagrande, Account Managers

Katrina Smith, Office Administrator
Did You Know…
…Our netTrekker product, school.nettrekker.com, is undergoing scheduled maintenance and upgrades and will be unavailable from 9:00 PM Eastern Time on 07/31/2009 to 9:00 PM Eastern Time on 08/01/2009. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.
…Effective August 1st, the process to register a NEW netTrekker username and password will change.
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