Tread is a diverse team with team members spread across various cities and time zones. A large portion of our daily interactions live online – spanning from video calls, messages and digital workflows. So when we get a chance to bring everyone together for our quarterly onsite, it’s a celebration of connection, collaboration and team bonding. We chose to host the team at our office in San Francisco for an unforgettable mix of team bonding, city exploration and some much-needed face time!
Over the holidays, Southwest Airlines had a nightmare unfold. They canceled more than 2,000 flights (71% of its flight schedule) on December 26 for safety reasons and almost 17,000 flights in December in total. And the cherry on top? They’re now being sued by their shareholders.
Tread is hitting the road this winter and spring, with participation in many events across North America. If you will be attending any of these events and want to meet with us, schedule a meeting at hello@tread.io.
With Tread employees living across North America (including one on a Caribbean island) we value the time we get to meet up, get work done, and get to know each other. We recently spent a week together at Tread HQ in San Francisco where we planned for 2024 and had a lot of fun. We strengthened team bonds and celebrated all of the hard work the team has put in over the last year rebuilding the Tread platform from the ground up.
The National Asphalt Pavement Association held their annual meeting in Orlando, FL last week, where hundreds of industry leaders gathered to discuss key challenges and opportunities in the industry.
This week we’re celebrating our VP of Engineering Peter Bailey’s one year anniversary with Tread.
Happy New Year to the Tread community! We are excited to expand our support of the Construction Materials Industry with world-class software to drive efficiency, reduce risk, and increase profits.
I joined Tread in November for one reason; I believe there is an incredible opportunity for software to revolutionize the $660Bn construction materials market. Using software to move dirt more efficiently around the globe is exciting because I’ve built my career bringing software to what I’ve lovingly termed “dirty, grubby, and unsexy” industries.
