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Goulding & Wood Pipe Organ Builders Cover Feature February 24, 2021
St. John Cathedral, Knoxville, TN
The year 2020 was indeed an historic year for many reasons. As the calendar page turns to another year, it has become somewhat easier to see in retrospect that 2020 contained reasons for celebration even amidst a time of pandemic and stress. For Goulding & Wood Pipe Organ Builders of Indianapolis, 2020 marked forty years of operation and afforded a chance to look back at the arc of the company’s history. The capstone of this anniversary year was the completion of the firm’s Opus 52 organ for Saint John’s Episcopal Cathedral of Knoxville, Tennessee. This project is built on a solid legacy of organ building from the Indianapolis workshop.
Maintaining company culture when the majority of staff is working remotely is a challenge for every organization big and small. This was an issue, even before COVID. Employers have to be careful that workers don’t feel disconnected and isolated from the rest of the company and that morale stays high.
Maintaining company culture when the majority of staff is working remotely is a challenge for every organization — big and small. This was an issue, even before COVID. But it’s become an even bigger problem with so many employees working from home. Employers have to be careful that workers don’t feel disconnected and isolated from […]