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Tax Day is almost here, meaning 36.8% of Americans are seeking professional assistance for filing their personal income taxes. It can be hard to manage the flow of clients during the busy season, especially when doing pop-up tax assistance in public places such as supermarkets, libraries, and local government offices. […]
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It’s already July, and back-to-school season is just around the corner! Soon enough, the warm summer nights will give way to cool autumn days, and students will be headed back to spend their days learning in a classroom. If you’re an educator, you are probably already in preparation mode for […]
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With America’s most patriotic holiday right around the corner, we have come up with six easy ways to incorporate some Fourth of July spirit into your business marketing strategy. Incorporate July 4 into a blog post. No matter what type of business you’re marketing, the Fourth of July is a […]
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St Joseph’s Catholic Church in Colorado has experienced continued growth since its humble beginnings in 1907. After two additions, the diverse church now boasts over 10,000 square feet and their congregation with their time, talents, and treasures. With this in mind, church leaders knew they needed to create a flexible […]
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Local libraries do a fantastic job of providing fun and educational programming for kids of all ages that keeps them challenged and engaged throughout the Summer months. However, catering to the wide variety of student interest using limited private event space is a seemingly impossible task. This leaves Library […]
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Summer is right around the corner! That means Vacation Bible Schools across the nation will be gearing up in the coming months. If you are involved in planning your church’s VBS, you probably feel the weight of preparing for this monumental event. After all, you want it to be a […]
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Honesty time. I think Pomp and Circumstance is just about the most frustrating thing to listen to over and over again during a graduation processional. Not because the music is bad or because it is performed poorly, but because the catchy march remains stuck in my head for the next […]
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As the international academic climate becomes increasingly competitive, many US universities have turned to an emphasis on student-based research programs to elevate their accreditation level. Throughout each semester, students work on faculty-sponsored research projects that culminate in a competitive research presentation fair where each engagement is judged and ranked among other student […]
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When planning a career fair, the biggest obstacle can be optimizing the use of your event space. Managing human traffic flow and maintaining each company’s privacy while also giving everyone the maximum amount of recruiting space can seem nearly impossible, especially when using an open event space such as a […]
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Emergency room spillovers have become a common occurrence over the last few years. The medical staff is forced to give medical care in unrealistic conditions. Staff at Atlantic Canada’s largest hospital has had to perform CPR in elevators and hastily erect brown paper room dividers due to spillover from a crowded […]
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Tiller School in North Carolina is an award-winning, tuition-free public charter school focusing on the social and academic excellence of its student body. For over 20 years, Tiller School has experienced a steady growth in enrollment and reached maximum capacity during this school session. Specifically, the school has seen a growth […]
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Did you know it only takes seven seconds to make a first impression? That means when people walk through the doors of your church they immediately begin to form an opinion based on what they see, feel and hear. Being that the lobby is the first—and last— area attendees will […]
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