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About The Canoe Project
Our founder, Heather Corallo, was born in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, a literal stone’s throw from the Wisconsin River. She learned how to paddle at age 6 and spent her time out on the water exploring. To prepare her for her adventures, her parents taught her key lessons about minding your environment, finding your rhythm, and working with others that are still guideposts she uses today.
The Canoe Project seeks to apply those same lessons, as applicable in business as they are on the river, to leadership, growth, and company culture.
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