Walk to Work 2024 | REACH Strategies

In celebration of National Walk to Work Day, our remote team came together to showcase our unique “walk to work” experiences.

Despite our diverse locations, we united in the spirit of health and wellness, sharing snapshots of our journeys from kitchen to desk, backyard to home office, and everywhere in between. From bustling city streets to serene countryside paths, each photo tells a story of our individual commutes and the beauty of working remotely.

Join us in celebrating this day dedicated to promoting physical activity and embracing the flexibility of remote work culture!

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Amanda
WTW_Fernanda

Fernanda
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Graham
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Keely
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Kirk
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Madeleine
WTW_Michelle

Michelle
WTW_Stephanie

Stephanie
WTW_Susan

Susan
WTW_Tiara

Tiara

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