Who We Are / Our Credo
OUR CREDO
Our Philosophy for the Search, the Journey, the Setbacks, and the Successes
Wave culture serves as a guide to Signature 4's approach to business. We are inspired to find new opportunities, push forward, persevere through challenges, and enjoy each wave we ride.
THE JOURNEY OF SURFING
A STORY ABOUT THE SPIRIT OF DEDICATED SURFERS
S Y N O P S Y S
Scott Dickerson and Mike McCune are a couple of surfers who've spent their life's savings on a boat, traveling up and down the coast of Alaska…just to surf.
This wasn't a decision made on a whim to intentionally push against society, but a swim to directly route themselves to their passion.
We, too, wanted to experience this passion. So, we spent time on a boat filming Scott and Mike's experience and came away with an incredible, metaphoric story that resonated with how we do business and a connection to surfing culture.
We aren't surfers and don't claim to be; we're Designers, Engineers, and Finishers. We worry less about straight-edge perception and care more about following our passions.
We're a blessed business with the soul of a surfer…
Signature 4 Credo / Principle 01
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Seek Out Where the Waves Are Breaking
With the wind comes new waves in the marketplace. Our team evaluates the changing conditions to align ourselves with the best waves of opportunity to surf with great clients and active markets.
Signature 4 Credo / Principle 02
02
Paddle Out Against the Push Back
We aim to be fearless and take risks as we hurdle obstacles in pursuing opportunities.
Signature 4 Credo / Principle 03
03
Choose the Perfect Wave
Once we are in coordination with a client, we begin our ride with the opportunity. We do all we can to wisely time our approach. We work hard when the going gets tough and execute the journey the best we can to the finish line.
Signature 4 Credo / Principle 04
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Get Out and Do It Again
Sometimes opportunities come together as we planned, but sometimes they don't. Crashing doesn't make the journey a failure if you get back up, paddle out, and do it again.
Learn from the experience.