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Today marks the 45th birthday of Daycos. Since it is kind of a milestone year, I wanted to share a few thoughts. Forty-five years ago my parents moved from Houston, TX to the Washington DC area to start John Day and Associates, as Daycos was originally known. While it may have had a name that sounded professional, I recall the beginnings to be quite humble: a few tables in the basement of our rental home, and the "Associates" referenced in the name were my mom, my sister, and myself (and I was 6 years old at the time). From those humble beginnings, Daycos has been very successful by the traditional measurements of businesses. We are consistently profitable, debt free, and have had consistent growth over decades in business. However, I don't think those traditional markers of success are what I think is worth noting. To me, the success of Daycos is about more than profits, it is about our people, our customers, and our community. I’ve heard other business owners talk about how hard it is to have employees to take "ownership" in their companies, and we’ve been fortunate that we’ve never had that problem at Daycos. Our employees operate with such a high level of pride and ownership in the company that it humbles me. We are intentional about investing in our employees, and those investments have consistently paid off over the years in Daycos attracting and retaining some of the smartest, most dedicated, and hardworking people I could ever hope to work with. And of course, none of this is possible without the great partnerships we have built with our loyal and supportive customers. We measure customer relationships in decades, not years, because we have always tried to focus on making our customers successful. We’ve probably said "yes" to a lot of requests from customers that we should’ve turned down from a strict dollars and cents point of view, but we have 45 years of evidence to show that our belief in those relationship investments has paid off over the long term for us and for our customers. Finally, I believe Daycos wouldn’t have been as successful without the decision to move to Norfolk, Nebraska, which was my mother's hometown. Being located in this supportive community with such a strong culture of hard work and loyalty has been invaluable. When we give back to our community, it's not just because we charitable, it's because we’re returning some of the profits of this company to the community that helped make them possible. While certainly not without challenges, it has been a great 45 years of business for Daycos. So to every person who has had a role in Daycos over the years, whether you are a current or former employee, a customer, an industry partner, a community member, or a friend, thank you for your contribution to 45 years of success to this unique small business trying to do business in the best way it can.
On this special day, we’re thrilled to mark the 45th birthday of Daycos! Thank you to our four stakeholders: Our loyal customers, hardworking employees, supportive community, and the foundation behind it all – our incredible company. Each one plays an essential role in our journey, propelling us forward and transforming Daycos into a powerful force for good in the world. Learn more about Daycos4Good here: daycos.com/daycos4good/
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3 decades of market disruption so AMs can efficiently grow their business and be compliant! To many more innovations in the coming decades! Kneip #fundmanagement #fundindustry #datamanagement #regtech #tech #distribution #disruption
🎉 This week we celebrate Kneip’s 30th anniversary! What a journey it’s been, from the company founded in 1993 by Bob Kneip specialising in communicating legal notices and producing financial and legal reports, to the global leader in fund data management at the heart of Deutsche Börse and Clearstream Fund Services. A big thanks to our clients and partners for their trust over the past three decades. And thank you also to our CEO, Enrique Sacau, and our teams for making this journey extraordinary. At Kneip our culture is our pride. 🟨 We are diverse. 🟨 We are unique. 🟨 We are one team. 🟨 We are Kneip. Want to be part of our team or learn more about us? Come and visit our website: https://lnkd.in/eJx8JzKH
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The StretchDollar team had two birthdays this week (hbd Kaiza Molina and Lauren O’Leary!!!) and we're coming up on our own as a company. Here's a few lessons I've learned from the fastest year of my life - my first as a founder: 1. "Repetition has never spoiled a prayer." Being a broken record is a good thing when it comes to the mission and vision of what you're building. 2. It's your job to find the joy in the process of building. It'll be infectious. 3. Strategy is way less important than execution. 4. People want you to win. They'll help you. Pay it forward when you can. 5. Your first customers will teach you more in a day than you'll learn in a month on your own. 6. Learn to be present. 50% of your attention is worth 0% of your time. 7. The right team pointed at the right problem is most of the job. 8. Some moments require flexibility, others rigidity. Practice being able to spot which is which. 9. Establish your company as a c-corp based in Delaware.
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Today is Robin's 17th birthday! 🎂 At Robin, we believe in sticking to our values every day. To celebrate, I asked my amazing team one question: What's one word that describes working at Robin? 🤔 The big answer? "Freedom." 🕊️ But what does having freedom and working remotely really mean? It's not just about being flexible, it's about having control and trust. It's the freedom to pick your hours, plan your day your way, and be there for your family when they need you, like looking after sick kids during the day and working later. Working remotely also means less stress. No more getting stuck in traffic or rushing to reach the office on time. Instead, we get to start our day calmly at home, which helps us focus better and get more done. With nearly 8 years of experience here, I've seen firsthand how remote work lets us mix our personal and work lives smoothly, so we can do well in both areas. It's proof of the trust and support we share in our Robin team. 💙 What does freedom at work mean to you?
Happy Birthday, Robin! Today, we celebrate 17 incredible years of Robin! With a team of 27 dedicated internal employees from different countries, alongside our invaluable external marketing team, we've been steadfastly working according to Robin's core values: personal, clean, complete, driven, and trust. Our mission remains clear: to facilitate borderless recruitment. Here's to many more years of success and growth! 🎂
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Product management is like being the conductor of an orchestra where the instruments are ideas, timelines, and market needs. Somehow, you make them all play in harmony. BUT enough of the cheesy analogies... Want to know more or how to develop your skills? Go check out the event that Product Assembly is hosting next week! #ProductManagement #agiledelivery #communityofpractice
We are looking forward to this one! Pleased to be supporting Product Assembly with the next event on the 7th March. 🔎Hear about how to de-risk projects and strike a balance with discovery and decision-making from one of our very own associates Tom Rushworth who'll be joined by Yulia Core 🍕There will be a chance to meet the wonderful product community in Leeds and make new connections. It doesn’t matter if you’re in product or would like to be, if you’re interested please come along! Tickets here 👉 https://lnkd.in/ebHxD7ZH #meetup #productdiscovery #techcommunity #leeds byDiffusion ⚡️Everything's Fine ⚡️Clockwise Offices⚡️ Tom Ford
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Being a true partner means having an agency-client relationship based on trust. As we celebrate our 10th anniversary, we're diving into specific ways our clients benefit from our commitment to this "T3" core behavior: https://lnkd.in/gDd--mdD #DataDrivenMarketing #MarketingAgency #TandemTheory
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It's always a party at Door No. 3! Hat tip for celebrating 30 years in business. I'm grateful to be part of writing this current chapter. From a new business perspective, it's no small feat to grow an agency. For 30 years, no less. Striking the right balance of growth is a delicate dance. Providing excellent care for your existing clients while running ahead to cultivate new clients. Building a sticky culture where top talent wants to stay while creating demand to grow the bench. Marketing for others, while also marketing for yourself. Staying heads down in the work while staying up on constantly evolving trends. You get it. Holding all of these tensions is the daily work of growth. It's the daily inputs, those little disciplines that compound over time. Keep at it today!
2024 marks Door No. 3's 30th anniversary! 🥂 Founded in 1994, Door No. 3 is marked with a deep gratitude that we carry into the future. To kick off a year of celebration, we pause to acknowledge the incredible foundation we stand on thanks to our founder MP Mueller, our talented team members throughout the years, and our incredible partners like YOU. Thank you for being a part of this story. Here's to the next 30! M P Mueller Tim Smith Phil Davies Suzanne Kyba Lucy Zarlengo (Moran) Mary Katherine Woltz Mary Kelley Miller Hunter Hartwig Erin Scruggs Efrat Levush Bryan Keplesky Steve Garven Tara Tang Bill Wostoupal Bill Schnell Jessica C. Sullivan Amanda Fox Andrew Bennett Eric Kiel Mark Killian Karen Reiner Tofer Flowers Kathy McDowell, CFMP C. Brett M. Katie May Perry Abbenante Thomas Oh Jason Bronstad John D. Metcalf Melissa Perrin Rob Percival Bethany Cranfield Zach Cochran Noah Davis Kate Murray Cameron Chambers Devin Hilgenkamp Ines Morel Coudurier Kait Wilbur Rachel Weller
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The latest copy of RHB magazine is out now. Check out my interview with the founders of Skyline Group of Companies inside. https://lnkd.in/g_J7ejiQ
This issue of RHB Magazine features an interview with the founders of Skyline Group of Companies, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Vanessa Topple , Anchor and Producer of RHBTV and BoldTV, asked them about how they got involved in the business, their challenges, what keeps them motivated, the company’s future, and more. Get your copy at Rentalhousingbusiness.ca
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I believe everything of quality takes time. Time to think, time to build, time to adjust. It doesn’t matter if you’re working at a company and or starting a brand new venture. It doesn’t matter if you’re growing a garden in your backyard or working on a new painting. If you’re trying to make anything meaningful, it requires discipline, patience, effort, and time. This year marks Canopy's 10th year in business 🎈 And one of the biggest lessons I've learned is to embrace the time it takes to build something of quality. Here are the other biggest lessons I've learned in that time... https://lnkd.in/gzfrx6HX
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Happy 2-year anniversary to Her Fantasy Box These past two years have been incredibly rewarding, as we’ve managed to grow significantly without any external funding from investors or loans. We take pride in owning 100% of Her Fantasy Box, having bootstrapped our way to success. The most challenging aspect of our growth has been capturing market share while simultaneously increasing our top-line revenue and maintaining a strong bottom line. This year has been our best yet, with over $20 million in revenue generated within just six months, maintaining a 26% net profit margin. For new and emerging brands, my key piece of advice is to determine whether you envision selling your company in the future and set a high target before you earn your first dollar. This way, as revenue starts to flow in, you remain motivated and avoid complacency, knowing your ultimate goal has yet to be achieved. Focus on market dominance with a limited number of SKUs, concentrating on perfecting your hero product rather than creating multiple variations too quickly. Additionally, prioritize getting your product into the hands of as many customers as possible during the first year before concentrating on the bottom line, depending on your business’s long-term goals. Looking ahead to Q3 and Q4, we have ambitious plans and are striving for even greater achievements.
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