Solidarity in Adversity: Surepoint’s Journey with Trevor Muir

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In this episode, Trevor Muir recounts Surepoint’s journey from a small team of 10 farm kids to a $92 million company with 250+ employees. Facing cultural disintegration as it grew, Trevor considered leaving. In 2013, he became CEO despite financial challenges. Through crises like the 2015 industry downturn and 2020 pandemic, he rallied the team, sought support, and navigated challenges. During the pandemic, facing layoffs, Trevor discovered the Canadian wage subsidy program, ensuring everyone kept their jobs by proposing pay cuts for leadership and staff. This solidarity strengthened the company’s community spirit. Creative initiatives like virtual cooking classes and a Christmas show enhanced culture, leading to growth and talent retention.

Key highlights:

  • The Journey of SurePoint: From Farm Kids to a Thriving Company
  • Rallying the Team: Building a Strong Culture
  • Adapting and Thriving in Times of Crisis
  • Building a Strong Culture and Employee Engagement Initiatives
  • The Someday to Today Challenge and Personal Stories
  • The Impact of Culture on Business Growth

Connect with our guest, Trevor Muir:

Listen to the poem Someday to Today

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Check out Surepoint’s website

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Episode Description:

SOLIDARITY IN ADVERSITY: SUREPOINT’S JOURNEY WITH TREVOR MUIR

In this episode, Trevor Muir recounts Surepoint’s journey from a small team of 10 farm kids to a $92 million company with 250+ employees. Facing cultural disintegration as it grew, Trevor considered leaving. In 2013, he became CEO despite financial challenges. Through crises like the 2015 industry downturn and 2020 pandemic, he rallied the team, sought support, and navigated challenges. During the pandemic, facing layoffs, Trevor discovered the Canadian wage subsidy program, ensuring everyone kept their jobs by proposing pay cuts for leadership and staff. This solidarity strengthened the company’s community spirit. Creative initiatives like virtual cooking classes and a Christmas show enhanced culture, leading to growth and talent retention.

Connect with our guest, Trevor Muir:

Listen to the poem Someday to Today

Connect with Trevor on LinkedIn

Connect with Trevor on Facebook

Check out Surepoint’s website

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Key Highlights

Key highlights:

  • The Journey of SurePoint: From Farm Kids to a Thriving Company
  • Rallying the Team: Building a Strong Culture
  • Adapting and Thriving in Times of Crisis
  • Building a Strong Culture and Employee Engagement Initiatives
  • The Someday to Today Challenge and Personal Stories
  • The Impact of Culture on Business Growth

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