A Holiday Note
The holidays are a great time of year. It is a time devoted to friends and family, celebrated with feasts and gifts.
As Thanksgiving approaches, we are reminded of the tradition to share what we are thankful for. At Cascade e-Commerce Solutions we are thankful for our clients. We are thankful to them, not just for sustaining our business, but for who they are and what they do.
In our industry we have an incredible opportunity to get insight into the worlds of small and medium size businesses. We watch as clients take an idea and transform it into a business and a living for themselves and others. We are so lucky to live in a time and place where an enterprising person can make their own living and leave their own footprint.
We are especially thankful for the chance to be a part of our clients’ businesses and their lives. It is a wonderful feeling to help contribute to a client’s success.
We hope you enjoy your holidays!
Instead of having participants take out loans, The World Race requires them to fundraise the money needed to cover their expenses for the year, from food, transport and lodging to task necessities such as crayons, gloves and paint. The cost of the July Squads trip is $15,500, a price that is a deterrent for many but through the donations of others is entirely possible and has been made possible for nearly 500 young adults over the last 5 years.
Jordan graduated in June of 2010 from Washington State University, earning a degree in Business Administration with a focus on Management Operations and Human Resources. He joined the Cascade e-Commerce Solutions, Inc. (CeSI) team in December of 2010 and is already helping coordinate pay-per-click advertising strategies for several clients.
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At the same time, my paternal grandparents drove cross country in a Model T Ford with three children from Ithaca, New York to the Oregon Coast where a job was waiting in a lumber camp that was owned by my Irish great-grandfather. (The lumber camp was in an area that just a few years later was consumed by the Tillamook Burn.) Some of the dirt roads on that cross country trip were nothing more than elongated mud pits and so Grandpa and Grandma took turns driving the car and laying out plywood planks in front of the tires to drive over. They would then run back behind the car to pick up the planks and move them again to the front of the car and keep driving in this manner until the muddy stretch was passed. Then when they hit dry road the planks were tied to the top of the vehicle until another muddy stretch required their use again. Once the family arrived at the camp the five of them lived in a cabin tent (like those still sold today at 
Michelle Leonard joined Cascade e-Commerce Solutions, Inc. (CeSI) as an Account Assistant in September this year. Michelle is a native Western Washingtonian who loves to write and learn new things. She resides with her husband, Todd, and two children in Seattle, Washington. 
Oksu Ellis joined Cascade e-Commerce Solutions, Inc. (CeSI) as an Account Assistant in January this year. Oksu has a degree in Product Design from Cheoan National Technical Junior College, Cheoan, Korea. Oksu’s husband, Tom is Chaplain at Federal Detention Center – SeaTac and together they have three daughters and reside in Federal Way, Washington.