LEARN ABOUT OUR GREEN DAY INITIATIVE
October 7, 2024
Our company continues to be deeply committed to environmental conservation and stewardship. Each of our offices holds a monthly "Green Day," where our staff will come together to take part in an activity that highlights our commitment to preserving Mexico's natural resources. This month, we hear from Karen Rampton in our Cancún office, who tells us about the Cancún staff's latest Green Day:
"Our last green day was a great success. Originally, our plan was to clean up a beach in Cancún, but as the DM team arrived, we realized that the parking lot and the surrounding street were full of trash, so we decided to focus our efforts on cleaning up those areas, and we collected a staggering amount of waste.
The experience was incredible, especially because we were able to see the immediate impact our work was having. We were proud to leave one of our favorite beaches cleaner and tidier, and knowing that what we did made a difference was very gratifying. We can proudly say that we picked up all of the trash that was on that street!
One of the best things was the reactions of people passing by. We had a lot of words of encouragement and gratitude, which was a great motivation to carry on our work. We felt like we were truly contributing to the community's wellbeing!"
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