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This video will give you an insight into our work delivering restaurant fit out projects. #Construction #ProjectManagement #Restaurants #FitOut #Projects

The Juice Stop in Kearney, NE is closed on Memorial Day. But that’s not the point. Headed back east after finishing a transport, we took a detour through town (in search of an open restaurant) and noticed this perfect example of adaptability. Obviously, this building didn’t start life as a drive through juicery. It was a Wells Fargo as of 4 years ago. But The Juice Stop owners clearly saw an amazing opportunity to repurpose this building when they started their business, which we really appreciate. You don’t need to reinvent the wheel when you can just find a new way to use it! That’s what we’ve tried to do with Wild Ride. Our camera system: off-the-shelf baby monitors. Temp sensors: designed for walk-in freezers. Heck, our HVAC system was made for a city transit bus! And repurposing like this has offered simple and often more cost-effective methods for getting things done. Kudos to The Juice Stop for such a cool decision. Hopefully they actually have good smoothies! 🥤

What inspired me to work in the affordable housing industry? Can't wait to hear from our panelists Nov 18th in the Windy City! Two pivotal experiences shaped my path: Volunteering for @Junior Achievement each year in Charlotte, NC. I learned firsthand about food insecurity, financial struggle, and unsafe neighborhoods. I’ll never forget asking the children what they were dressing up as for Halloween—one little boy burst into tears because his mom couldn’t afford a costume, and none of the students trick-or-treated in their own neighborhood.  (Happy to report my team at PwC bought the entire class costumes.) Poverty Simulation hosted for employees by PwC opened my eyes to the uphill battle faced by those financially behind. Simple things like having direct deposit versus riding a bus to a check-cashing agency, or the dilemma of sick children keeping a parent from work translating to no pay for that day (no paid PTO), reminded me how fragile financial stability can be. These experiences gave me a deep sense of purpose—to help ensure that everyone has access to safe, affordable housing and the opportunity to live in thriving communities. It’s about creating security, opportunity, and dignity for all. #AffordableHousing

Today, we take a moment to celebrate the fruits of our labor. Every step we've taken, every challenge we've overcome, has brought us to where we are now. Let our accomplishments inspire our journey forward, fueling our dreams and ambitions for tomorrow. Let us enjoy this day of reflection and rest—we've earned it! #LaborDay #CelebrateSuccess #estateplanning #planningforfamily #lawofficesofdebrakoven #debrakovenlaw #personalfamilylawyer

Starting farm succession planning early is crucial for ensuring your family farm’s legacy continues. Wesley Tucker, Farm & Ranch Transition Specialist at the University of Missouri Extension, shares insights on who should be involved and how to begin these important conversations. 👪 Key Points: ◾Farm Operating Meetings ◾Farm Business Meetings ◾Family Council Meetings Communication is key! Learn more about open dialogue and teamwork within your family farm. 🔗 https://brnw.ch/21wMVOZ

Get your Wallies entries in early and save! 🤑 Also, if you're interested in judging (and I haven't harangued you yet) let me know! It's a great way to see the best of the best work in a different region and get ideas for your health system. #hcmktg #healthcaremarketing

Mirror, mirror on the wall – How do I promote reflective growth for all? 🌱 In Nursery Management Today's latest guest blog, they're joined by our National Early Years Lead, Charlotte Armitage. ⭐ From creating a reflective culture to peer observations and feedback, Charlotte shares practical tips for nursery managers to support reflective growth and professional development. To read the full blog, click here 👇 https://hubs.li/Q02CcQ_90