Honoring C12 Mid-Atlantic members
for their years of dedication

In 2021 we were able to honor 14 C12 Mid-Atlantic members for their 15 years of dedication. One of those members, Bill Boddie, CEO of Boddie-Noell Enterprises, said: 


"My first 15 years in C12 have been a wonderful experience. It has opened my eyes to approaching our business as a ministry, something I had never really thought about seriously before.


Because of C12 we have implemented regular prayer meetings here at the office, the addition of Corporate Chaplains to our team, and have seen a more positive and strengthened culture throughout our organization. C12 has blessed me with amazing friendships where we can share with each other ideas on how to best run our businesses, and it's been incredibly beneficial to me. I'm learning forward to many years to come as a C12 member."

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