As we approach Thanksgiving in the U.S., I’d like to take a moment to step outside the usual hustle of product releases, trade shows, and roadmaps and reflect on what truly matters.
Even though many of our teammates, customers, and partners around the world may not observe this holiday, I believe the spirit of gratitude is universal. So I wanted to share a few thoughts and offer my sincere thanks to all who are part of the EditShare journey.
Giving Thanks, Across Borders
I’m thankful to our customers working in broadcasting, post-production houses, streaming services, sports organizations, education, and beyond. Your challenges, feedback, and trust push us to innovate. You test our limits, call us when things don’t work, and share your workflows with us. From early pilots to mission-critical deployments, you let us be part of your work, and that is a privilege.
To our channel partners and resellers, many of whom operate in far corners of the globe, thank you for being our local face, for connecting with customers in their markets, and for championing EditShare’s capabilities. Your commitment, especially in times of technical or logistical complexity, makes what we do possible.
And above all, to the EditShare team. Across engineering, support, sales, marketing, operations, and more, I sincerely appreciate your perseverance, creativity, and care.
You show up every day, often without much fanfare, to keep systems stable, solve unexpected bugs, and deliver capabilities that delight (or surprise) our users. It’s your work behind the scenes that gives our customers the confidence to rely on us. All of this hard work has led to a great year for sales despite the industry headwinds.
A Few Gratitudes on My Mind
- I’m thankful for the resilience of every team member who has navigated tight timelines, remote work, late nights, and travel.
- I’m thankful for customers who say, “Here’s how we really work,” and set us on the right path.
- I’m thankful for channel partners who bridge cultures, time zones, regulatory challenges, and local sales complexity.
- I’m thankful for the moments of serendipity, when a customer’s suggestion becomes a product feature, when a minor bug fix saves a client’s deadline, and when a partner brings us into a new customer we’ve been wanting to meet.
Looking Ahead, With Gratitude
As we head into the year’s end and plan for 2026, I want us to carry this spirit of gratitude forward. We’ll continue to push for smarter workflows, better collaboration across distributed teams, and innovations that reduce friction rather than add more features for their own sake.
From all of us at EditShare, thank you. May your upcoming holiday season (whether it’s Thanksgiving or simply time with family) bring rest, reflection, and renewed purpose.
Happy Thanksgiving,
Brad Turner
CEO, EditShare
