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Margaret has spent thirty-one years at this company — longer than some of our current team members have been alive. And yet she doesn't feel like a fixture. She feels like the person who made everything work. I've had the privilege of sitting two desks away from Margaret for nine years. I've watched her navigate impossible deadlines with a composure that still baffles me. I've seen her mentor three generations of account managers, none of whom she ever made feel like they were being managed. There is a particular kind of person who is indispensable — not because they hold the information or the authority, but because they hold the culture. They're the reason people stay. They're the reason the hard days don't break you. Margaret is that person. What you're taking into retirement is not just thirty-one years of accomplishment. You're taking with you the knowledge that this place is genuinely better for having had you in it. We will miss you every single day. Please raise your glasses.

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