Intersection Celebrates 15 Years

Fifteen years of telling great stories calls for a celebration. Last month, Intersection welcomed clients, friends, and community members to our office for an open house marking our 15th anniversary. 

The gathering brought together the people who have helped shape Intersection since its founding in 2011. With a ribbon cutting, games, and a few special giveaways, the event gave our team a chance to celebrate the milestone and thank the people who have been part of the journey. 

The Greater Muncie Chamber of Commerce helped get things started with a ribbon cutting, bringing our team and guests together to recognize 15 years of creative work and community connections. 

Guests got silly with our photo booth, played games, and spent time talking with the people behind our work. For our team, it was an opportunity to catch up with familiar faces and welcome visitors into the space where we collaborate every day. 

Two raffle prizes added to the celebration. One prize package included $1,500 in complimentary Intersection services, giving the winner an opportunity to put our expertise to work. 

The other gave a more personal look at the people behind the agency. Each team member contributed an item to a gift basket that represented something about who they are. Together, those contributions created a gift basket as eclectic as everyone’s personalities on our team. 

Both prizes reflected something we were excited to share with our guests: the work we do and the people who make it possible. 

Our 15th anniversary gave us a reason to take a moment to appreciate the relationships behind the work. Every project starts with people willing to share their goals, trust our team, and build something together. 

To everyone who joined us, thank you for helping make the celebration memorable. And to the clients, partners, and friends who have been part of Intersection over the past 15 years, thank you for being part of our story. 

Fifteen years. Countless stories. One unforgettable celebration. And yes, we have the photos to prove it.

Here's to the stories we'll tell next. 

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