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By Therese Van Ryne | August 18, 2021

Attention Zebra Partners: We Want to Honor Your Contributions to Local Communities

Tell us how you’ve been helping to restore our front-line heroes during the pandemic and we could make a $5,000 donation in your name as part of our Doing Well by Doing Good campaign.

In tough times, we look to those on the front lines for support. Whether it's fulfilling orders, bagging groceries, rescuing patients, or delivering supplies, there's no shortage of heroic efforts to inspire us. And Zebra Nation is truly honored to be able to empower these heroes to do their best.

But Zebra’s mission to “Restore Our Local Heroes” is not ours alone. As we’ve worked tirelessly to support front-line workers during the pandemic, our partners around the world have, too. That’s why, in honor of our 30th anniversary as a public company and our award-winning partner community, we’re donating US$30,000 to charities chosen by our partners.

Join Us in “Doing Well by Doing (More) Good”

If you’re a member of the Zebra PartnerConnect Program, we invite you to tell us in 500 words or less how you have supported front-line workers during the pandemic. Each submission qualifies you to win US$5,000 for the charity of your choice and the opportunity to have your story told right here on the Your Edge blog. (Up to six winning entries will be selected globally.)

You can learn more and submit your essays here. Just be sure to do so before the September 20, 2021 deadline.

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Therese Van Ryne
Therese Van Ryne

Therese Van Ryne is Senior Director of External Communications for Zebra Technologies. She joined Zebra as part of the acquisition of Motorola Solutions Enterprise business in October 2014. She and her team are laser focused on growing the company’s brand awareness globally aligned with business objectives. Her accomplishments include leading Zebra events with Harvard University and TED as well as the creation of the annual Intelligent Enterprise Index, resulting in positive media coverage, customer engagement and revenue growth.

Prior to Motorola Solutions, Van Ryne worked at SC Johnson where she led corporate communication strategies and drove PR and branding efforts for leading consumer products. One of her top achievements was leading the Windex® placement in the film, “My Big Fat Greek Wedding,” resulting in a 25% sales increase for the brand.

One of PR News’ 2019 Top Women in PR and Crain's Chicago's 2021 Most Notable Executives in Marketing, Therese also has experience as a journalist, editor and producer, reporting nightly from Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Van Ryne holds a bachelor’s degree in Communications and Journalism from Marquette University and an Executive Leadership Master’s Certificate from Cornell University.