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This past year has created incredible challenges for the event industry. In 2020, thousands of events worldwide were canceled, leading to significant revenue losses across all aspects within the business, particularly within event management firms. “Of all the event sectors, Read more
A wedding can be planned months or even over a year ahead. This might seem excessive but all of the bookings of caterers, florists, entertainers, and venues can take extensive work. Getting to your wedding day will be a huge Read more
With Covid-19 pushing so many things online, it can be hard to adjust to all of them at once. If you’re completely online for school and finding it a little more challenging than you previously thought you would, you’re not Read more
Going into a new atmosphere can sometimes be stressful. Many students are starting new chapters of their lives when entering their first year of college as a freshman. These undergraduate students will gain new friends, learn more about their chosen Read more
The kitchen in modern homes just isn’t a place where the preparation and cooking of food takes place. It is considered by many to be the heart of the home and it’s where the family frequently meets up to talk Read more
Source-Pixabay Hiring the right employees and keeping them loyal is a lot harder than it sounds. Without a functional human resources (HR) department, accomplishing this goal. A recent study found that over 83% of job seekers claimed they have completely Read more
Know Who You’re ServingFirst, know your community. As a Latina, you likely speak English as a first language, though you are of Hispanic heritage. A “Hispanic” business owner may have grown up speaking Spanish, whereas a “Latino” or “Latina” is Read more
Reedy Creek’s paramedics and firefighters that represent Florida’s Walt Disney World theme park and resorts are being denied workers’ compensation amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. There have been at least three paramedics who have self quarantined when they tested positive. After Read more
At some point in this life, all of us will experience the death of a loved one, and it is a very difficult thing to deal with. Even if the death was expected, it still leaves us with a void Read more
On Friday, February 14, 2020, at SCAD Savannah’s Arnold Hall, the university’s president and founder Paula Wallace led a celebration of the Savannah Women of Vision, an elite cadre of trailblazers whose remarkable ideas, insightful leadership, and distinguished service have Read more