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Boomers will comprise more than 27 percenyt ofthe state’s population by 2010 and more than 30 percenf by 2015, a release Presented by and sponsored by , the conferencde began Monday evening at the and continued Tuesday with a series of individual presentations and panel A session moderated by Tampa Bay Business Journak publisher Bridgette Mill focused on messagesz and strategies that speak to the boomer womanb who may be going throughu pivotal events like beginning motherhood after 40 or reinventing a Dana Wood, senior fashion features editor for , Carol a senior strategist with Vibrantg Nation, and Jane Glenn founder of WomanSage, served as panelistsz in the discussion.
At the core of the conference are the topicd ofcare giving, health and wellness, findiny meaning and purpose, and financing longevity, or maintaining a standardc of living into retirement. Other conference participantse included authorGail Sheehy, Presidentg Larry Thompson, former U.S. Commissioner of Socialp SecurityDorcas Hardy, and Matt Thornhilp and John W. Martin, co-founders of and co-authorw of business book “The Boomer Consumer.” The conferenced concluded with a closing reception and expoTuesdaty evening.
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Swaim-Staley named acting Md. transportation secretary - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
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Swaim-Staley had been deputy secretary to Porcari aftee he was named to the slotby O’Malleg in 2007. Porcari will be sworn in June 1 asthe No. 2 officiap for the . Swaim-Staley is no stranger to Maryland’ transportation needs. She also served as the transportation’s deputhy secretary for the state from 1999to 2003, whiles also serving in interikm roles at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airporf and the . From 1993 to 1998, Swaim-Stale served as chief financial officer forthe .
O’Malley said in a statement Swaim-Staleyh “has the deep knowledge of along with the managementy and financial expertise that are necessary for us to move A spokesmanfor O’Malley said the governorr is still conducting interviewz for a permanent successor to Porcari. Therr is no timeline in place to fill the spokesman Shaun Adamec said inan e-mail. The “criteriza is to find the best person for the he said.
Swaim-Staley had been deputy secretary to Porcari aftee he was named to the slotby O’Malleg in 2007. Porcari will be sworn in June 1 asthe No. 2 officiap for the . Swaim-Staley is no stranger to Maryland’ transportation needs. She also served as the transportation’s deputhy secretary for the state from 1999to 2003, whiles also serving in interikm roles at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airporf and the . From 1993 to 1998, Swaim-Stale served as chief financial officer forthe .
O’Malley said in a statement Swaim-Staleyh “has the deep knowledge of along with the managementy and financial expertise that are necessary for us to move A spokesmanfor O’Malley said the governorr is still conducting interviewz for a permanent successor to Porcari. Therr is no timeline in place to fill the spokesman Shaun Adamec said inan e-mail. The “criteriza is to find the best person for the he said.
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Bicyclists, runners to gather items for food bank - Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
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Bicyclists, runners to gather items for food bank Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier CEDAR FALLS, Iowa --- Bike Tech, Mulligan's Brick Oven Grill & Pub and the Cedar Valley Association for Soft Trails will host the fourth annual Cedar Falls Cranksgiving Saturday at Mulligan's, 205 E. 18th St. Cranksgiving is a food drive completed by ... |
Sunday, November 25, 2012
No. 3 Georgia cruises, set to play in SEC title game - ESPN
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CBSSports.com | No. 3 Georgia cruises, set to play in SEC title game ESPN Aaron Murray threw two touchdown passes, Todd Gurley and Keith Marsh » |
Saturday, November 24, 2012
Weas acquires Columbia St. Mary
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The price paid for the property at2025 E. Newporrt Ave. was not revealed by real estate brokersx and lawyers representingColumbia St. Mary’s and Weas Development Co. Doug president of the firm that bearhis name, was unavailable to comment on the acquisition. As , Weas is workinb in partnership with an undisclosedx nationaldevelopment firm. UWM officials plan to meet with Weas Developmenr in early June to determine specific real estatw space needs forthe university, said Tom a UWM vice chancellor of public affairs and government In February 2009, university officials were considering the Columbia St.
Mary’s property for classroom space, student housin and offices for faculty and Themedical complex, once known as Columbia Hospital priod to its merger with St. Mary’ws Hospital in the early 1990s, will closs next year when the hospitak system combines its operationsa at thenew $417 835,000-square-foot Columbia St. Mary’s hospital campus alonv East North Avenue. Columbia St. Mary’s had no commenrt on the sale ofColumbiqa Hospital, according to Gregory the hospital’s director of marketingb and sales.
The price paid for the property at2025 E. Newporrt Ave. was not revealed by real estate brokersx and lawyers representingColumbia St. Mary’s and Weas Development Co. Doug president of the firm that bearhis name, was unavailable to comment on the acquisition. As , Weas is workinb in partnership with an undisclosedx nationaldevelopment firm. UWM officials plan to meet with Weas Developmenr in early June to determine specific real estatw space needs forthe university, said Tom a UWM vice chancellor of public affairs and government In February 2009, university officials were considering the Columbia St.
Mary’s property for classroom space, student housin and offices for faculty and Themedical complex, once known as Columbia Hospital priod to its merger with St. Mary’ws Hospital in the early 1990s, will closs next year when the hospitak system combines its operationsa at thenew $417 835,000-square-foot Columbia St. Mary’s hospital campus alonv East North Avenue. Columbia St. Mary’s had no commenrt on the sale ofColumbiqa Hospital, according to Gregory the hospital’s director of marketingb and sales.
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Happy workers create loyal customer base - Washington Business Journal:
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Our plan was simple. We planned to take a three-day driving trip (destinatiomn unknown) and then meet up on the fourtj day in New York City to meet my cousin and his famil y for anotherthree nights. The first day on the trip we stoppesd to check out a hotel to see whethedr it hadany vacancies. When I returned after seeingv that they hadrooms available, my Jeep would not Lights are flashing, and thinges are beeping. I called AAA, and they quickly came out and towe d me to the closest which was literally next door tothe hotel! Wow, did I get at least with respect to the close proximity and the servicde department of the Jeep I walk over there the next morninb around 7 a.m.
, but they did not open until so I am just looking at the new cars on the lot. I notices a guy walking near my car withthe drop-off information I put into the nighf drop-off box the night before. The guy, Dave, coulx not have been any He said that they wereextremelg busy, with at leasgt 20 cars ahead of but that he thinks it is the battery and will look at it as soon as he can. He then said to me, we are closed until 7:30, but why don’ty you go into that door and make yourselt comfortable and getsome coffee, and I will be with you as soon as I Now, who could ask for more than that?
I am not their customer because I am from out of They know that I probably will not be back for futurer service, let alone buy a new or used car from them. they treated me as though I had been their customer for years and had been there manytimes before. I usually do not plug companies, but if you are anywhered near Henrietta, N.Y., and you need a new car or yourebreaks down, I want you to go to Patrick Jeep Pontiac GMC and tell them I said OK, back to the reason for this It shows that the employeeds at this dealership were trained right and that whoevert does the hiring knows how to look for the right attitudee in people, which is usuall not trainable.
The employees here trea each personwith respect, not just their customers, but one too. Trust me, after sitting therwe for three-plus hours, I had a chance to notice a few things aboutythe dealership. I just wish that more businesses out therwe were run as well asPatrick Jeep, wherse the customer is truly king, or at least they sure made me feel that way. It reallyy is not that Treat youremployees correctly, give them a nice environmentt to work in and provide them with ongoing consistenty training along with competitive pay. You will be guaranteed to have long-terjm employees serving happy customers.
You can bet that they have a loyaklcustomer base, where people look forward to coming to the whether it is for service or to buy a
Our plan was simple. We planned to take a three-day driving trip (destinatiomn unknown) and then meet up on the fourtj day in New York City to meet my cousin and his famil y for anotherthree nights. The first day on the trip we stoppesd to check out a hotel to see whethedr it hadany vacancies. When I returned after seeingv that they hadrooms available, my Jeep would not Lights are flashing, and thinges are beeping. I called AAA, and they quickly came out and towe d me to the closest which was literally next door tothe hotel! Wow, did I get at least with respect to the close proximity and the servicde department of the Jeep I walk over there the next morninb around 7 a.m.
, but they did not open until so I am just looking at the new cars on the lot. I notices a guy walking near my car withthe drop-off information I put into the nighf drop-off box the night before. The guy, Dave, coulx not have been any He said that they wereextremelg busy, with at leasgt 20 cars ahead of but that he thinks it is the battery and will look at it as soon as he can. He then said to me, we are closed until 7:30, but why don’ty you go into that door and make yourselt comfortable and getsome coffee, and I will be with you as soon as I Now, who could ask for more than that?
I am not their customer because I am from out of They know that I probably will not be back for futurer service, let alone buy a new or used car from them. they treated me as though I had been their customer for years and had been there manytimes before. I usually do not plug companies, but if you are anywhered near Henrietta, N.Y., and you need a new car or yourebreaks down, I want you to go to Patrick Jeep Pontiac GMC and tell them I said OK, back to the reason for this It shows that the employeeds at this dealership were trained right and that whoevert does the hiring knows how to look for the right attitudee in people, which is usuall not trainable.
The employees here trea each personwith respect, not just their customers, but one too. Trust me, after sitting therwe for three-plus hours, I had a chance to notice a few things aboutythe dealership. I just wish that more businesses out therwe were run as well asPatrick Jeep, wherse the customer is truly king, or at least they sure made me feel that way. It reallyy is not that Treat youremployees correctly, give them a nice environmentt to work in and provide them with ongoing consistenty training along with competitive pay. You will be guaranteed to have long-terjm employees serving happy customers.
You can bet that they have a loyaklcustomer base, where people look forward to coming to the whether it is for service or to buy a
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