Mayor Whitmire proclaimed June 4th as East End Day, recognizing the hard work and dedication of the East End Chamber in serving and uplifting our community. As a proud sponsor of the @houston-east-end-chamber-of-commerce, PrimeWay was proud to present the award on the chamber’s special day. Congrats to the East End Chamber and all they do for the community on the east end of Houston.
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Navigating Forward: Leading the Way on DEI, Luncheon is only 6 days away! In collaboration with Bobby McDonald and the BLACK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF ORANGE COUNTY we are excited for you to join the conversation on how we can all Navigate Forward with DEI! Have you registered yet?? https://lnkd.in/gA6nBYNw #NavigatingForward
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What programs can we print for you?
And they’re off…to the presses! 🏇 As you’re reading this, our Kentucky facilities have printed and delivered over 175,000 programs to Churchill Downs Racetrack in preparation for this years’ historic 150th Kentucky Derby. For more than a decade, our collaboration with Churchill Downs has thrived…and we are honored to continue to deliver for such an iconic event. Learn more about our partnership: https://lnkd.in/eUKJhnxq #KentuckyDerby #TheWinnersCircle #CallKodi #EventPrinting
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Vote No On The Proposed New Royal Stadium In Downtown Kansas City I wish to discuss the proposed new Royal Stadium in downtown Kansas City, MO. I relocated here from New York in 1978 and have been a business owner and community leader since then. I owned a candy store at 3027 Prospect, known as the Candy House, before the Lynnwood Shopping Center was established. I ventured into construction and was proud to have one of the top three Black general contracting companies in Kansas City. As a founding board member of the Full Employment Council, I also owned Goodfellas Pizzeria at 3027 Prospect. I’ve coached South Suburban basketball, and Red Bridge baseball, and initiated the Cub Scout system in the Kansas City School District, thanks to my godfather, Carl DiCapo, who served on their board of directors and ran the Italian Gardens restaurant on 11th and Baltimore. However, given my understanding of how this city operates and the projects funded by taxpayers’ money, I cannot support the new stadium or any other downtown project. Over the past 40 years, I have not seen any significant improvement in the Black community despite the millions of dollars poured into projects like 18th and Vine. Our education system is in a poor state, decent housing is virtually non-existent, and outside investors are swooping in like carpetbaggers. When you consider the Chiefs and the Royals, their owners have the financial means. If they want a new stadium, they should fund it themselves. Many of my constituents are struggling to pay their bills and healthcare costs. Only a select few in the Black community benefit when these projects go through. The last debacle with the Royals and the Chiefs stadium should have created ten new Black millionaires through construction contracts, but it didn’t. You have to ask yourself why. I’m more aligned with Malcolm X’s perspective – we’ve been bamboozled. In my view, any Black leadership that supports this ambiguous, insincere conversation that the Kansas City Royals’ owners are having with our community representatives is participating in a farce. I stand with County Executive Frank White – not enough information has been disclosed to warrant asking our community to vote yes on this proposal for a new stadium.
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Why It Matters
🎉 MBCC Turns One! 🎉 We are thrilled to celebrate the first anniversary of the Maine Black Chamber of Commerce! Over the past year, we've made incredible strides in empowering Black entrepreneurs, fostering economic growth, and building a supportive community. From launching the Maine Futures Program to forming impactful economic partnerships, our journey has just begun. A huge thank you to our members, partners, and supporters who have been with us every step of the way. Here’s to many more years of growth, innovation, and success! 🚀 #MBCCAnniversary #BlackOwnedBusinesses #CommunityGrowth #MaineInnovation
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To achieve sustained success, organizations should adopt agile leadership, prioritize diversity and inclusion for improved business outcomes, and establish comprehensive plans that align strategic objectives with operational efficiencies. Furthermore, forming cross-functional sales teams and implementing co-leadership models can enhance collaboration and adaptability, which are essential for navigating the dynamic business environment.
🌟 We are incredibly honored and grateful to have received a very special message from Senator Cory Booker on our 20th Anniversary! Thank you for recognizing our dedication to serving Hudson County with excellence! Thank you, Senator Booker, for your support and recognition of our hard work! 🌟 Here's to many more years of excellence! 🎉 #TwentyYearsonGrandStreet #TwentyYearsGrand #20YearsStrong #SenatorBooker #HudsonCountyPride
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Great to be back again serving as emcee at the 17th Annual Hearts of Texas Luncheon, honoring Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, Randy Bowman, Community Partners of Dallas and the Lewisville ISD. Volunteerism transforms lives! Thanks to Volunteer Now CEO, Rachel Currie Triska, for inspiring her incredible team. Americans gave 4.1 billion hours of service to humanity as volunteers last year. There's nothing more impactful than making a difference in the lives of those who need it most. As I share in my keynote address: "Live your life as a go-getter, yet, forever share your life as a go-giver."
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Can it get any better than these three speaking at our Business Builders Connections Conference sharing strategies for firm growth, mastering efficiency through automation and delegation, and harnessing the power of artificial intelligence… 🚀
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Vote No On The Proposed New Royal Stadium In Downtown Kansas City I wish to discuss the proposed new Royal Stadium in downtown Kansas City, MO. I relocated here from New York in 1978 and have been a business owner and community leader since then. I owned a candy store at 3027 Prospect, known as the Candy House, before the Lynnwood Shopping Center was established. I ventured into construction and was proud to have one of the top three Black general contracting companies in Kansas City. As a founding board member of the Full Employment Council, I also owned Goodfellas Pizzeria at 3027 Prospect. I’ve coached South Suburban basketball, and Red Bridge baseball, and initiated the Cub Scout system in the Kansas City School District, thanks to my godfather, Carl DiCapo, who served on their board of directors and ran the Italian Gardens restaurant on 11th and Baltimore. However, given my understanding of how this city operates and the projects funded by taxpayers’ money, I cannot support the new stadium or any other downtown project. Over the past 40 years, I have not seen any significant improvement in the Black community despite the millions of dollars poured into projects like 18th and Vine. Our education system is in a poor state, decent housing is virtually non-existent, and outside investors are swooping in like carpetbaggers. When you consider the Chiefs and the Royals, their owners have the financial means. If they want a new stadium, they should fund it themselves. Many of my constituents are struggling to pay their bills and healthcare costs. Only a select few in the Black community benefit when these projects go through. The last debacle with the Royals and the Chiefs stadium should have created ten new Black millionaires through construction contracts, but it didn’t. You have to ask yourself why. I’m more aligned with Malcolm X’s perspective – we’ve been bamboozled. In my view, any Black leadership that supports this ambiguous, insincere conversation that the Kansas City Royals’ owners are having with our community representatives is participating in a farce. I stand with County Executive Frank White – not enough information has been disclosed to warrant asking our community to vote yes on this proposal for a new stadium.
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Here’s some insight into my journey with The Modern Artisan with YOOX NET-A-PORTER and The Kings Foundation and my approach to design.
“It’s not just a product, it’s part of our lives.” The #ModernArtisan Georgia Wintle, who’s joined us for the third edition of our flagship talent programme with The King's Foundation, believes in the power of storytelling through what we wear. Georgia is passionate about getting people to connect with their clothes by finding ways to add sentimental value to her designs, which she’ll handcraft alongside five other artisans at Dumfries House in Scotland, headquarters of The King’s Foundation. Learn more our artisans’ transformative learning journey: https://lnkd.in/erctaiJP
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Working with your board and council is key to aligning strategy for the future of your community. A reminder that in our industry, an open mind is one of the best things a board, council or court member can bring to the table. Grateful to have that in a community where I work AND live. #medc #mckinney #mckinneytexas #mckinneytx #pipeline #projectpipeline #development #economicdevelopment #land #landdevelopment #strategy #strategicthinking #strategicplanning #boardretreat
We spent the day yesterday with our staff and board evaluating and strategizing about our high-level misson, KPI's, and goals, and it felt only fitting to end the day on the eighth floor of the District 121 Building as the highest point in McKinney. Thankful to have a board and staff with great vision to see the future, hearts to strengthen the community, and hands to work out what strategic growth in McKinney can look like. Brian Loughmiller Kurt Kuehn Julie Williams Scott Woodruff Chantelle Kadala Matt Hamilton Thad Helsley Mark Denissen Michael Kowski Michael Talley Madison Clark Caroline Causey Mike Wilkes Luke Gajary
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Congratulations to the East End Chamber on this well-deserved recognition! It's fantastic to see the hard work and dedication to the community celebrated. Kudos to PrimeWay Federal Credit Union for your support and sponsorship. Together, we can continue to uplift and strengthen our communities!