
MAX REFLECTIONS
Dream | Celebrate | Reflect
Read reflections from past events and discover how looking back encourages us to dream big and celebrate often.
Past Issues

Victoria Bailey McMichael
reflects on the journey behind her book and the story that brought her to The Max for a book signing.
I dedicate this story to my daughters, Andrea and Laura, who taught me more about love, courage, and resilience than I thought possible. In your eyes, I found a reason to keep going. In your hearts, I found devotion.

The Max Team
reflects on The Max’s fourth anniversary, the legacy of Max Henry, and the people who helped bring his dream to life.
We end the year with gratitude for everyone of you who have trusted us with your special moments. We have learned so much and are motivated to continue to find ways to inspire people to dream big and celebrate often.

Amy Reed
reflects on traveling the world with the First Security Bank Gold Club and the friendships formed along the way.
My job is so gratifying and fun. I get to experience, and be changed by, traveling the world while making new friends in my home town, all because they signed up to join me on a Gold Club trip.

Brooke Worring
reflects on using The Max to bring Northwestern Mutual’s team together for connection, learning, and fun.
Getting together with team members, clients and prospects is serious business. The Max is our go to place to empower, recognize, appreciate and educate team members and clients throughout the year.

Jeremy and Stefanie
reflects on bringing the 501 LIFE team together for a festive Christmas celebration at The Max.
We appreciate the knowledge and talents our staff and editorial boards contribute to the success of our publications, and we like to make them feel special by meeting in an upscale space.

Ashley Pettingill
reflects on the power of film to promote global understanding and the impact of UCA’s international student filmmakers.
Film can effectively promote global understanding through emotional and visual narratives that foster empathy and bridge cultural divides by challenging stereotypes and stimulating conversations about shared human experiences.






