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What’s your story? Why do you exist? Why are you here? Why are you better than AND different from every other option that exists? And, can AND DO your employees, partners, and clients tell the same story? ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦  Last week I had the privilege to do one of my favorite things: Talk about how to create compelling messages for organizations. The good folks at Sagiss, a managed service provider, invited me to speak at their Sunrise Business Growth Series

I was privileged to attend a panel discussion for collectors and philanthropists hosted by Communities Foundation of Texas in April. I learned all about the thinking and process to use art for charitable giving. Most of you may be aware of the most significant charity auction ever staged, The Collection of Peggy and David Rockefeller Art Auction, that was held by Christie’s in the beginning of May. The auction’s sales totaled over $832 million – $832.6 million to be exact.

There is something about a room full of women determined to lift up the those around them that is both inspiring and energizing.  In honor of  Women’s History Month, I found myself in such an atmosphere in the home of a dear friend as we gathered with approximately 40 other women to empower each other along our personal and professional journeys. As part of the event, we each shared a nugget of wisdom and a need that we had, essentially a way we could help others and a way in which we

Business-to-Business (B2B) marketers are constantly looking for the best ways to reach their audiences. Conventional methods such as direct mail, print advertising, tradeshow exhibits, and event sponsorships can sometimes be costly. However, digital advertising presents marketers with affordable alternatives to reach targets. In this blog, we’ll discuss one such digital marketing solution: LinkedIn advertising.  It can be a highly effective tool that won’t break the bank. Here are some

This should not be this hard. Wow. I know nothing. How am I going to survive as an adult? These were essentially the thoughts I had at work when tasked with figuring out the correct postage for a package. I looked it up online, reviewed a website, looked it up again, and used the postage pricing calculator on the United States Postal Service (USPS) website (pretty nifty tool, in case you’re wondering) to get as close as I could to accurate. Then I realized that I wasn’t even sure how much a