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Mike Smith

Client Account Manager

Denver, CO

At TouchPoint for 4.5 Years

Tell us about yourself.

I grew up in Oklahoma and spent most of my adult life in Minnesota. I’ve been married for 44 years to my wife Becky, with whom I have two children – daughter, Sarah, and son, Phil. 

In a series of events that still amaze us, shortly after I started work for TouchPoint, our daughter took a job in Denver where our son was already living. So, naturally, Becky and I followed the kids and five grandkids so we could all be together and are loving every minute of it.

My career has been almost a 50/50 mix of tech industry and church ministry, which makes my work at TouchPoint a very comfortable fit. I enjoy helping others and am energized by focused attention to a project.

FAQ (Five Answered Quickly!)

• Listening to any podcasts? Lately I’ve been listening to BibleProject podcasts. For several years I have used their explainer videos in Bible classes. This year, they began a Journey through Scripture, focusing in 2022 on the Pentateuch.

• How do you start your day? I’m the breakfast chef in the family. I start my day at around 5:15 AM. After making and eating breakfast, I sit down with a cup of coffee for my daily Bible reading before jumping into the work day.

• If you could, who would you spend a day with, living or dead? I will self-impose the rule that I can’t select Jesus or any other biblical character. (Spending a day with Jesus would be intimidating, but undoubtedly life-changing.) So, apart from a biblical personality, I think I would say C.S. Lewis. He is close enough to my culture and time—and language—that I think I could learn from him, especially since he had such a wonderful way of expressing difficult concepts in terms we ordinary folks can understand.

• What’s your biggest achievement to date -- personal or professional? My family. From the beginning of my time with Becky, I resolved to never leave her in any doubt that I cherish her and that she has my full devotion. I invested myself in my children also, as has Becky. And now, we are enjoying the harvest of a rich relationship with each other and wonderful friendships with our daughter and son.

• What might someone be surprised to know about you? I guess I’ll go with a bit of trivia here. While in high school, I appeared in several episodes of a TV series. That’s not quite as impressive, though, as it might sound at first. It was a game show put on by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol called “Learn and Live” – basically a quiz show on the state driver’s manual. Super riveting stuff!