Cowan Systems is proud to have been the trucking company that was called on to move the Iwo Jima Memorial to Virginia in 1954. The Cowan family of businesses would like to thank all the men and women who have served our great nation. We thank you for your service and we honor those that have given everything to protect our freedoms and our way of life. We wish you all a safe Memorial Day weekend.
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In honor of Memorial Day, we recognize the courage and sacrifice of those who have served our nation. Your bravery will forever inspire us.🇺🇸❤️ #SecuritySolutions #ProtectWhatMatters #TailoredSecurity #EventSecurity #SafetyFirst #privatesecurity #homesecurity #securitymanagement #secureyourbusiness #secureyourfuture
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Honoring the brave, remembering the fallen. This Memorial Day, we salute the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Take a moment to reflect and honor their legacy. #carbel #carbelllc #warehousing #warehouselogistics #warehousedistribution #warehousing #warehousetransportation #3PL #4PL #freightforwarding #securedlogistics #customssupport #supplychainmanagement #inventorymanagement #crossdock
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How can it be Memorial Day weekend already? This holiday marks the unofficial start of summer, and it’s a time to reflect on the sacrifices of our fallen heroes. In my latest blog, I share my mantra of living with Wild Abandon – joyfully gathering with friends and family – and the importance of honoring Memorial Day. Check out my blog for more insights and reflections.
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Remembering their courage, honor and bravery, today and every day. Happy Memorial Day 🇺🇸 #ServiceBrosCarpetCleaning #CarpetCleaning #VeteranOwned #SmallBusiness #IndianapolisCarpetCleaning #CleanFloors #UpholsteryCleaning #IN #GroutCleaning #AirDuctCleaning #TileCleaning #Sanitize
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Honor a Veteran for Memorial Day On this Memorial Day, I am honoring my Uncle Romie who was a cook in the army. He was a Forest Ranger and dressed up as Smokey the Bear to do education programs for the local community. He would climb the fire tower and look for forest fires in the national forests. His fire tower was like the one in the photo. Uncle Romie looked for something to laugh about because he reported me to my Mom for hitting boys with my red purse on the playground in elementary school which was across the road from his fire tower. I know he saw this as a random act of kindness for the boys on the playground and for me, too. I did stop the behavior after my Mom explained this would limit my supply of purses. The biggest win you can have for your organization or business is to focus on what value your strategy creates for your customers, employees, and community. Like Uncle Romie, finding the good in things and the value you bring to others is one of the keys to developing your strategy. The value is in the eyes of the beholder. What can you start doing to communicate your value to the person you are presenting to or serving? What can you stop doing that does not add value to the person you are presenting to or serving? What new strategy can you create to honor a veteran in your community? What is a random act of kindness you can do today to honor a veteran in your life? #strategy #OwnYourValue #MemorialDay #RandomActofKindness Photo of a Fire Tower in East Texas.
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Today we remember and honor those who served. 🇺🇸 To learn more about Memorial Day and how to properly honor those who have served, check out this article written for CUInsight.com by Anthony Hernandez from Defense Credit Union Council (DCUC), "Memorial Day Observations" here:
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Check out the opening reception for The “Wide Awakes” opening reception at the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History! 🎨✨ The “Wide Awakes” were a significant force in American history, formed by five Connecticut men who led one of the largest and most unique mass movements. Their torchlit rallies and grassroots campaigns played a crucial role in defending democracy against slavery, ultimately helping to elect Lincoln and igniting the Civil War. ARC Farmington proudly printed and produced all the wall labels, action labels, object IDs, promotional banners, and vinyl-cut wall lettering for this impactful exhibit. We were proud to be a part of this powerful project showcasing this remarkable movement! 🌟 Thanks to Mike Solenzio and the Farmington team for their amazing work! #ARC #CreatewithARC #WideAwakes #ConnecticutMuseum #HistoryInTheMaking #ExhibitLaunch
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Putting Personal Disputes Ahead of What’s Best for the Organization. Ref: https://lnkd.in/e8KHcYTf I came across a video 2013 presentation by Steve Knott, Army War College, discussing the Battle of Gettysburg, and the human dynamics behind J.E.B. Stewart's fateful ride around the Union Army. I would appreciate your comments on the following Steve Knott quote: “It's human nature; people will put interpersonal, frictions, tensions, rivalries ahead of what’s best for the organization. I don’t care if you work for IBM, the US Army, or the Confederate Army; people will do that. Nine times out of ten, they will put their own personal disputes ahead of what’s best for the organization. It’s something, as a senior leader, you always must be on guard to watch out for.” 1. Do you agree with Knott's observation? 2. How do you try to ensure that the good of the organization is placed ahead of the personal disputes of your subordinates?
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Texas VLB's Continued Service Series honors the impact of Texas Legislators who've answered the call to serve both in uniform and in government, embodying the spirit of duty, honor, and sacrifice. Learn more about Rep. Carl Tepper's Continued Service below.
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