We’d like to thank our colleagues from Risk Strategies | Hugh Wood Canada Ltd, our co-hosts for our second-annual mix and mingle event. We had the pleasure of socializing with both Bridgewell Financial and Hugh Wood clients, enjoying a stunning venue, amazing food and tasty cocktails. We also had the opportunity to welcome the always engaging David Lewis from EOS Worldwide, who shed light on the EOS system and how it helps organizations and their leaders efficiently optimize management systems through a unique strategic framework. We look forward to seeing everyone next year!
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