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Ballpark, building, patio or roundabout… using a placing system can save you time, money and create a safer work environment with less risk. #cemstone let’s discuss your desired outcomes. #concretesolutions

The Game-Changing Story of the Pacers: From Bankruptcy to Glory Uncover the untold true stories behind the Pacers in this gripping book by the original owner. Learn how the team fought against bankruptcy in their pivotal game against Kentucky. A must-read for Pacers fans and sports enthusiasts alike. #PacersGlory #BankruptcySurvivors #GameChangingStory #TrueSportsStories #PacersNation #BasketballHistory #SportsBooks #IndianaSports #UnbelievableJourney #PacersFanatics

BIGGEST Shoe Deals in NBA History: Step into the big leagues as we unravel the jaw-dropping contracts that redefine the game off the court. Explore the multimillion-dollar shoe deals that have... https://lnkd.in/gP_STudv

Learn more about our new exhibit in this article I wrote (https://lnkd.in/gsHhU8DP) and stop by the Chicago Fed!

I couldn't be more excited about next Tuesday's event. We will be on the beautiful JC roof with senior M&A leaders many of which have served our country 🇺🇸. Veterans are often a great fit for the M&A community due to the skills and mindset they develop during their military service, which align with the demands of dealmaking and business leadership: 1. Leadership and Decision-Making Under Pressure   Veterans are trained to lead teams and make critical decisions under pressure, skills that are invaluable in M&A, where negotiations can be complex, and the stakes are high. They bring a sense of discipline and clear-headedness, which can make a significant difference in the fast-paced world of transactions. 2. Teamwork and Collaboration   M&A deals require extensive collaboration between multiple parties—buyers, sellers, legal teams, financial advisors, and more. Veterans are accustomed to working in diverse, high-stakes teams, making them natural collaborators who can keep a deal moving forward. 3. Strategic Thinking and Problem-Solving   Veterans are often excellent strategic thinkers, having been trained to assess risks, plan for contingencies, and execute complex missions. These skills transfer well to M&A, where long-term strategy, risk management, and tactical execution are key to successful dealmaking. 4. Resilience and Adaptability   The M&A process can be challenging, with unexpected hurdles and changes at every turn. Veterans are highly resilient, having learned to adapt quickly in the face of adversity, making them well-suited to the dynamic nature of M&A transactions. 5. Commitment to Service and Integrity   Veterans bring a strong sense of duty, integrity, and ethics—values that resonate in the M&A community, where trust and transparency are critical to building lasting business relationships. By fostering an inclusive community that values the skills of veterans, the middle-market M&A space not only strengthens its talent pool but also honors the service of individuals who have contributed to the country’s security and well-being.

Do you like the cap in the photo? This is the result of another collaboration with our awesome Aujourd'hui Demain, whose identification mark is tofu 🌟 Big thanks for another great project! And if you're also thinking about baseball caps, for example, for a summer event, there won't be a better time to make them with us, and I'll be happy to help you with that! How to do it? Check out the latest post on KABAK World. See you... in your new branded baseball caps! 😉

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Carson Beck: Leading Georgia's Redemption Season? In this video, we explore how Carson Beck might become Georgia's standout player in their redemption year. With a strong team expected to excel, could he lead them to victory, potentially making a deep run this season? Let's dive into the stats and predictions! #CarsonBeck #GeorgiaFootball #CollegeFootball #RedemptionSeason #FootballPredictions #NCAA2023 #WinningTeam #SportsAnalysis #PlayerSpotlight #DeepRun

BrandNews: 👴; 2nd in the Kentucky Derby   Any time Grandpa did something even halfway athletic, he would boast about this.   We might be playing ping pong, or throwing a ball, or playing Tidily Winks. Then it would come:   “I once came in 2nd in the #KentuckyDeby.”   “Really?”   “Yeah, I would have come in 1st if I’d had a horse.”   🙄 Oh, Grandpa!   #grandpaisms ⬅ Follow this link to see all the posts in this series!