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“Corporate America” is often criticized — and for good reason. I’ve been witness and party to its imperfections for nearly 30 years. But there’s one thing it gets right far more often than we give it credit for: it brings remarkable people into your life. Certainly not a “second family” — Adam Grant rightly disabuses us of this notion, advocating for “community” instead. But if you’re fortunate, those communities introduce you to a diverse, talented, genuine group of humans who shape your career and stay in your life long after you move on from the organization that first brought you together. Today was a reminder of that. Christmas came early in Texas as I finally got to meet — in person — one of the most talented, warm, and decent people I’ve had the pleasure to work with: Fabíola Silva. We spent years collaborating at Accenture: she in London, me in Dallas. We navigated covid, Teams calls, long projects… all without ever being in the same room. That changed today over lunch in Houston. And what a joy it was. 2025 has been full of moments like that — reconnecting with people I worked with — often decades ago — and, in some cases, even getting the rare chance to work alongside them again (Annette Colton Christensen, Tonya St. Clair, Katherine Herrick, Marissa Landers, Kerry Ferguson, Mallory Dean McClendon, Caitlin Ramos, David Boland, Julie Hopkins, Todd Arritola, Katherine McGee Warren, Alicia Curley, Sarah Laborde, Alisha Bell). Relationships still matter most. So my belated thanksgiving is simple: Thank you to the companies — the communities — that introduce us to tremendous people; talented people, generous people, people who aren’t family but who sure feel like it. Corporate America may be imperfect, but it’s given me lifelong relationships I’m grateful for. And that’s worth acknowledging.