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Meet the Account Executives Behind the Madison Metropolitan School District Project
Kristin Matter and Emily Kenyon delivered exceptional results on the Madison Metropolitan School District project through outstanding teamwork and management.
Jan 10, 2025
Henricksen would like to recognize Kristin Matter and Emily Kenyon, two talented account executives from our Brookfield, Wisconsin office, who led the successful completion of the Madison Metropolitan School District (MMDD) project. Tackling five high schools across the district, Emily expertly managed East and West High Schools, while Kristin led Memorial, LaFollette, and Capital High Schools. Their thoughtful division of responsibilities ensured clear communication and efficient execution for internal teams, clients, and contractors.
Kristin and Emily's seamless collaboration was key to the project's success. By staying informed on each other's work, they could provide support, maintain timelines, and deliver exceptional results without disruption. Their dedication and teamwork made the project successful and exemplified the standard of excellence we strive for daily.
Please join us in celebrating their remarkable achievements!
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Download Henricksen's Beyond the Desk White Paper
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