Challenge Enterprises, a leading organization in employment for individuals of all abilities remains committed to its mission of making a positive and inclusive impact in communities. CEO Katie Vineyard, accompanied by COO Greg Voss and VP of Business Development Adrian Andrews, had the honor of witnessing firsthand the exceptional work being carried out by Project Manager Kay Wiggins and her dedicated team at the Bryan Simpson United States Courthouse in downtown Jacksonville, a SourceAmerica AbilityOne Program site.
The visit provided a unique opportunity for Vineyard and Andrews to gain insight into the projects spearheaded by Kay Wiggins and her team. Their dedication and commitment to excellence were evident as they showcased the progress and accomplishments achieved at the courthouse.
Additionally, the journey included a meaningful encounter with Ashley Cook from the Office of US Senator Marco Rubio. Despite her busy schedule, Cook graciously took the time to engage in discussions with the Challenge Enterprises delegation, addressing pertinent issues and fostering valuable connections.
Katie Vineyard, CEO of Challenge Enterprises, expressed her appreciation for the opportunity to witness the impactful work firsthand, stating, “Visiting the Bryan Simpson United States Courthouse has been truly inspiring. We are immensely proud of the dedication and professionalism exhibited by Kay Wiggins and her team. Their contributions are instrumental in fostering positive change within our community.”
Adrian Andrews, VP of Business Development, echoed Vineyard’s sentiments, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and engagement in driving meaningful progress. “Our interaction with Ashley Cook further underscores the significance of fostering relationships and exchanging ideas. We are grateful for her insights and look forward to continued collaboration,” Andrews remarked.
Challenge Enterprises remains steadfast in its commitment to driving positive change and fostering meaningful partnerships. Through initiatives like these, the organization continues to make a difference in communities across the southern region of the United States.
