At Magellan, we know we are only as strong as the people behind our name. The relationships we build, the trust we earn, and the work we’re proud to put into the world all start with our team. On Tuesday, February 3rd, we gathered to celebrate several individuals who embody the very best of Magellan through their talent, dedication, and spirit.

Fearless. Passionate. A leader. These are words used to describe Josh Dunnington. Becky Reiter is always “figuring out how things work, why they work, and how things can be improved” and builds genuine relationships with the people around her. Both Josh and Becky have been bringing their superior skills and styles to Magellan for 25 years, and were recognized for the lasting impact they’ve made—not only through their work, but through the example they set for others.

We also proudly celebrated four members of our team who marked 20 years with Magellan. Heather Ehlert, who operates with constancy and loyalty; Amy Ford, who is lickety-split at her work, known for bringing a lot of laughs and fun to a work day; Angel Camacho, who is “focused, organized, and takes into account even the smallest details”; and Dominic Anaya, who does projects quickly and well, with an outgoing personality that brings a lightheartedness to the jobsite. Each of these individuals contributes something unique, and together they represent the teamwork and excellence that define our culture.

The celebration concluded the best way we know how—by sharing a delicious lunch from Morton’s Steakhouse, a longtime staff favorite. It was a fitting end to an afternoon spent honoring the people who make Magellan not just a company, but a community.

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On Thursday, January 22, Magellan welcomed customers, business partners, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment executives and staff, and Magellan employees for a memorable evening at Harbour 60 Steakhouse in Toronto. With approximately 80 guests in attendance, the night reflected the strength of the relationships Magellan has built through decades of working together across Canada.

The iconic Harbour 60 provided a warm and elegant setting for an evening centered on conversation, laughter, and connection. Guests enjoyed the opportunity to spend time together away from day-to-day business, reinforcing the sense of trust and camaraderie that has long defined Magellan’s presence in the Canadian market.

The evening was elevated by the presence of some of North America's most recognizable sports figures. Maple Leafs legends Doug Gilmour, Wendel Clark, Rick Vaive, and Curtis Joseph—each of whom played a defining role in the franchise’s history—spent the night mingling with guests and sharing stories from their careers. Representing Toronto basketball were Raptors alumni Jamaal Magloire, Alvin Williams, and Matt Bonner, all of whom helped shape the early years and growth of the team. Also in attendance were former NHL players and two-time Stanley Cup champions Andrew Shaw, Bryan Bickell and Kris Versteeg. WNBA player and Canadian Olympian Kia Nurse served as emcee, bringing warmth, humor, and an unmistakable sense of national pride to the evening.

Each guest received team hats that quickly became cherished keepsakes as the athletes signed autographs throughout the night.

Magellan was delighted to spend such an unforgettable evening with good friends.

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2025 was a wonderful year at Magellan, and it was shaped by the people we work with every day.

Over the last 12 months, we had the opportunity to spend time with clients, partners, colleagues, and community organizations in ways that reinforced what we value most: trust, consistency, and long-term relationships. From industry conversations and shared experiences to community initiatives and nonprofit partnerships, these moments added depth to the work and strengthened the connections behind it.

We've visited steel mills, enjoyed countless meals with clients, engaged in community activities, and made some wonderful opportunities available to deserving populations.

A school girl and member of Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago was Player for the Day with the Chicago Sky WNBA team. Dozens of adults with intellectual disabilities from Misericordia Home honed their soccer skills with some of the greats from the Chicago Fire. Families of our clients and staff went to concerts, ran drills at Halas Hall, hobnobbed with professional athletes at Magellan sponsored dinners and more. Our employees rolled up their sleeves for the Red Cross, enjoyed Lunch & Learns at our offices, attended nonprofit galas and entertained clients.

In short, we made the most of the year.

We’re grateful for the clients who continue to place their confidence in us, the partners who extend our reach, and the Magellan team whose professionalism and commitment make it all work.

This video captures some of the moments that defined 2025— and reflects the community that continues to move Magellan forward.

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Magellan knows the Season kicks into full gear when it's time for our Annual Holiday Party. More than 120 of our employees, clients, partners, and family members gathered on Sunday, December 7, at Morton’s The Steakhouse in Northbrook for a day replete with superb food, raucous entertainment, some story-telling and lots of laughs. The daytime celebration took us away from desks, schedules, phones and spreadsheets and into the company of our valued co-workers and friends.

The party delivered on variety. Karaoke and dancing gave willing participants (and really, who wouldn't be willing??) a chance to take the spotlight, while balloon animals and magic kept the little stinkers entertained and adults amused. From one end of the room to the other, something was always happening, making it easy to jump in—or simply take it all in.

Moments like these don’t happen without effort, and the event was also a chance to recognize the people who make Magellan’s community possible year-round. From those who planned the celebration to the teams who support one another every day, the party reflected a shared commitment to showing up—for our work, our clients, and each other. It was a simple but meaningful way to pause, say thank you, and carry that spirit into the year ahead.

At its core, the Holiday Party captured what makes Magellan different: a strong sense of family. Colleagues, clients, and families mixed easily, and kids were as much a part of the day as anyone else. It was less about a formal celebration and more about being together—an annual reminder that Magellan’s culture extends well beyond the office walls and terminal grounds.

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Magellan’s long friendship with the Chicago Bulls hit a vibrant new stride this November as we proudly stepped in as title sponsor of the team’s second-ever Ring of Honor celebration. Chicago loves a good tribute, and this one had all the ingredients: legendary names, a glittering setting, and a weekend full of big smiles, big moments, and a few heart-pounding surprises.

The festivities began on Thursday, November 20, at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. About 40 Magellan employees, clients and friends arrived for an evening that blended art, basketball history and a decidedly festive buzz. Our tables were in lively company, joined by Bulls insider K.C. Johnson, General Manager Marc Eversley, Assistant General Manager J.J. Polk, and three-time NBA champion and broadcaster Bill Wennington—each bringing their own mix of insight, humor and Chicago basketball lore. The spotlight shone on the new Ring of Honor inductees—Johnny Bach, Bill Cartwright, Neil Funk, Horace Grant, John Paxson and Norm Van Lier—whose careers helped shape entire eras of Bulls basketball.

Two nights later, the celebration shifted to the United Center for the Ring of Honor Game, also presented by Magellan.

And the Bulls delivered. The matchup against the Washington Wizards turned into a thrilling, edge-of-your-seat contest, complete with late-game swings and one of those dramatic finishes that make sports feel magical. The Bulls sealed a 121–120 victory in the final seconds, sending the crowd into a roar that felt like the perfect soundtrack for the evening.

At halftime, the Class of 2025 honorees were celebrated in a polished, heartfelt ceremony filled with tributes.

And as the confetti settled and fans filed out into the November night, one thing was clear: the Ring of Honor paid tribute to the Bulls’ greatest contributors—while giving all of us a few terrific new memories.

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On October 23, nearly 50 staff members, clients and their families from Magellan Corporation gathered at the iconic Halas Hall—home of the Chicago Bears—for an event of football-skills clinics, camaraderie and good eats.

The gathering opened on the an indoor practice field, where attendees rotated through a range of fun, hands-on drills including passing, defensive alignment, route-running, field-goal kicking, punt returns and  line work. Two former Bears players, Daniel Brown and Christian Jones, were on hand to lead and coach the participants.

Daniel Brown, a tight end who entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2015, went on to appear with the Ravens, Bears and Jets. His career totals include 46 catches for 449 yards and 2 receiving touchdowns. Christian Jones, a linebacker who entered the league in 2014, spent the first part of his career with the Bears and through multiple seasons logged solid production (297 solo tackles, 167 assists, 7 sacks). What we're saying is, these gents know how to ball!

The mixture of adults and children made this a lively, fun and inclusive event.

After the on-field portion, everyone gathered inside at Halas Hall’s event space to enjoy hearty southern fare as the crowd watched the Minnesota Vikings vs. Los Angeles Chargers on the big screen. To wrap up the day, guests had the opportunity to get footballs autographed by Brown and Jones—caps off to a memorable clinic.

We’re proud to offer events like these that bring together our Magellan community—staff, families and clients—for learning, fun and connection. Many thanks to Daniel Brown, Christian Jones and the Bears staff for their time and presentation, and to all who participated and made the afternoon a success.

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