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MCPc's Top Ten Moments of 2010

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2010 was such an exciting year for MCPc! As part of the IT industry, we are accustomed to embracing the latest and greatest in new technologies and working hard to remain a leader in them. But this year was an especially interesting one for us. Here’s a look back at our top ten moments in 2010:

• Being recognized with Cisco Gold certification and the Customer Satisfaction Excellence Award.
• Becoming the second VAR in the country named an authorized Canon reseller.
• Becoming an authorized reseller of the Apple iPad.
• Getting named the Best IT Services Company in Northeast Ohio by the Northeast Ohio Software Association.
• Winning the NorthCoast99 Award for the second year in a row.
• Launching our new website
• Announcing our corporate headquarters relocation to downtown Cleveland.
• Supporting various charity events, including our first ever Night Out for United Way and numerous walk-a-thons, where we put many miles on our tennis shoes for great causes all across the country.
• Celebrating milestone anniversaries of associates in various departments including computer service, finance, sales and engineering.
• Weathering the challenging economy and coming out standing tall.

As we approach the new year, we’re looking forward more than ever to meet the needs of our customers and partners. We have a lot to be proud of at MCPc, but the added value that our achievements bring to our customers and partners is what makes them truly stand out. We’re continuously seeking ways to enhance our services by advancing our knowledge and capabilities. We look forward to an even brighter 2011.

But it’s not really just about our collective accomplishments. Personal achievements and memorable moments are as important as professional ones. 

My own personal top ten includes some of the items on MCPc’s list, but also things like traveling back to my college alma matter for a reunion weekend, singing a duet that made it onto my church choir’s CD, and celebrating with my Dad who turned 75 this year.

You know that the holidays will be over before we know it, and we’ll look back and wonder how they flew by so fast. I hope you will take some time to think about what you have achieved both personally and professionally this year, as well as what you are looking forward to in 2011. What would you put on your top ten lists? Leave us a comment below and let us know.

Beth Stec is VP of Corporate Communications and Human Resources at MCPc, and is responsible for the development and management of personnel programs and policies. Connect with Beth on LinkedIn.

photo cedit: *Sally M*

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