Workforce innovation is a true calling for Amy Volz of Trane Technologies. It allows her to combine her passion for marketing and brand strategy with her love for helping to unlock the potential of women and create opportunity for all.

Misty Dykema becomes a guest on her own show—interviewed by her 9-year-old daughter, Myah. She shares stories of her work solving challenges for industrial brands and what she’s learned about leadership as a woman working with male dominated industries.

Executive Creative Director, Chris Moehn, narrates his Point of Pride story – a peek into Simantel’s past and how our reputation for having such a crazy talented staff was built and lives on today.

Associate Content Director, Kelly Luttinen, narrates her Point of Pride story about her experience collaborating on a video for the OSF Healthcare Foundation to support funding for ALS research after losing her dad to the same rare disease.

Creative Director, Jake Beyhl, narrates his Point of Pride story about highlighting the best of the best technicians and working with Mike Rowe on Caterpillar’s Technician Recruitment campaign that won big at AdAge’s award ceremony.

Associate Media Director, Clay Deal, narrates his Point of Pride story about how his non-traditional career path led him to self-discovery and his position leading Simantel’s media team.

Senior Web Developer, Alan Wilson, narrates his Point of Pride story about his experience collaborating with teams throughout the agency to develop an interactive QR code experience to engage attendees at CONEXPO.

Director of Organizational Design, Gena Killion, narrates her Point of Pride story about the time she learned how admitting failure can build trust with clients and improve leadership skills.

Marketing Automation Consultant, Jane Olson, narrates her Point of Pride story about changing roles and diving into a new opportunity for a brand new account after only a month at Simantel.

Insights Director, Jason Brown, narrates his Point of Pride story about learning that his coworkers are more than just that – they’re family.