“I live and thrive on the core values that Cambridge has. I try to make the purpose of being a receptionist to always offer my service to any associate and financial professional. It's very meaningful to me that we can take care of our financial professionals, clients, and home office associates.” – Kay Black
“Cambridge and the financial services industry are not just about finance and investments; we're really in the people business. And so, if you have a passion and joy in serving people, then this is the place for you.” – Morae Metcalf
Don’t miss this special episode of Cambridge Stronger featuring associate recipients of the 2023 Spirit of Cambridge award, Morae Metcalf, Assistance Vice President of Human Resources, and Kay Black, Senior Receptionist. From their day-to-day duties and responsibilities to the charities that mean the most to them – Morae and Kay highlight how they represent and live by Cambridge’s core values of integrity, commitment, flexibility, and kindness. As our very first Spirit of Cambridge award associate recipients, both Morae and Kay received donations of $1,000 from Cambridge to put toward a charity of their choosing. Tune into this episode to hear which charities they chose and the reasoning behind their decision.
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