That foundation enabled agility when it mattered most. In 2018, the Meet CoMo campaign introduced the city through locals as ambassadors sharing the vibe, culture and experiences only insiders know. When COVID hit in 2020, that platform pivoted overnight into CoMoUnity, shifting focus from visitation to community and supporting local businesses, promoting safe activities and reinforcing connection during shutdowns. As the cultural landscape shifted again following the murder of George Floyd, the campaign evolved to center unity, care and shared humanity through authentic local voices. From Meet CoMo Safely that balanced travel with responsibility to the latest Meet Face to Place, the work has continually adapted. Each iteration wasn’t a reset — it was a response to real-world events and cultural trends.