Sarah Lucas
As we wrap up 2021 and reflect on our year, one thing is clear – in 2021, there was no such thing as business as usual.
Every business, family, and community organization spent 2021 adapting to the constant change that’s been a hallmark of the last two years, and the Lake Superior Community Partnership was no exception. In fact, there was more than most at the LSCP, which began the year with the retirement of the LSCP’s long-serving – and first! – CEO, Amy Clickner.
I started my role as the CEO of the LSCP in late February this year, when the world was still virtual and vaccines were on the horizon. Things have moved fast: since then, restrictions have been lifted on businesses, much of the world has returned to “in person” status, and the economic recovery gave us all whiplash as we went from record unemployment to labor…
