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Thanks for having us Colliers! What a great session!💡 #lunchandlearn #titleservices #titleinsurance

How exciting! Evolving on many levels

⚾ Mets Victory + Philly's Big Win! 🌳 As a Flushing native & lifelong Mets fan, I'm still buzzing from our incredible win over the Phillies! The rally towels were flying, Lindor was crushing it, and NYC was electric. But while the 7 Line Army is celebrating, let's take a moment to tip our caps to another win happening in Philadelphia—this time (thankfully), off the field. 🏙️ Philly's Clean and Green Initiative is turning vacant lots into vibrant spaces, proving that when a city invests in its neighborhoods, it gets way more than just good looks. From reducing crime to improving mental health, this initiative is a game-changer. So, while the Mets advance, Philly's public policy deserves its own round of applause. 👏 It's proof that transforming communities is a team effort, whether on the diamond or in our cities. Check out my Malcom Gladwell inspired piece on how Philly (the city not Harper or Schwarber) is knocking it out of the park: https://lnkd.in/eDr2Yhwp #CleanAndGreen #UrbanRenewal #PublicPolicy #NeighborhoodPride #MentalHealthMatters #CrimeReduction #UrbanGreening #Sustainability #Mets #LGM #OMG #7LineArmy

Heading into MLK Day, and I'm thinking about dreams. 💭 I might not be working on the big civil rights issues that follow King’s legacy… in fact, some of my favorite days at work are ones with a whiteboarding session just talking through one person’s idea. I'm always jazzed to chart out the steps to turn visions into reality. It's about recognizing the incredible, identifying the right path, and figuring out actions that benefit everyone. It's about making those aspirations tangible. 🤜 🤛 Dr. King's work was not only about inspiring dreams but also about strategic planning and the power of small community actions. He was a masterful planner who understood that achieving significant change required meticulous organization and thoughtful strategies. So, I take great pride in sharing that a recent plan I collaborated on was adopted by Louisville Metro Government. The Clifton & Crescent Hill Area Plan outlines specific actions that can bring us closer to our collective dreams for our community. I encourage all to read through the plan. If you have any feedback, resources, or if you're interested in getting more involved... please get in touch, or comment below! Flip to page 69 to view the plan recommendations for the corridor along Frankfort Avenue, organized by topic: - #mobility and #infrastructure - #housing - #landuse - #qualityoflife Bonus: you get to see a giant picture of moi, in maniacal whiteboarding mode 🤣 Big thanks to Rachel Casey and the folks at Taylor Siefker Williams Design Group for the support throughout the process. Reminder on this MLK Day weekend: every action, no matter how small, contributes to the bigger picture. Let's keep dreaming, planning, and taking those everyday actions that lead us to extraordinary results. #DreamBig

Cedarwood is more than just a workplace. It's a place where you can build a fulfilling career while living out your values. Barrett Evan, our Temple paraplanner, found that perfect balance by combining his passion for faith, family, and freedom with his professional goals. Discover how Cedarwood can help you create a life you love. https://lnkd.in/g_fh2hCj #CedarwoodFamily #WorkLifeBalance #TempleTexas #FinancialPlanning

4x Emmy Nominated. Award Winning. 👇🏼👇🏼 If you are one of these two below, STOP NOW. (b/c you are NOT the two above ☝🏼, but Ross Kimball IS and you need to get him on your radar) 1) If you host a podcast. He will be your next best interview!! His stories are amazing! 2) If you are a financial planning firm looking for the best “non-financial” speaker at your next meeting!! WHY HIRE ROSS?!? I have introduced Ross to a number of my clients, and this is what I say… ”You know how almost every firm meeting that you've ever been to has needed that extra pick me up throughout the day... Typically from someone who is not even "in" our industry... You want that amazing speaker to bring some life and energy back into the room... AND at the same time make a massive impact with the group in an immediately practical way! THAT'S WHY I am making this introduction.” PS - Neither Dave Resseguie nor The Resseguie Group receive any compensation for promoting ANY OTHER SPEAKER. PPS - I decline kickbacks of any kinds for referring people. Ross is just “good people” and you should hire him ASAP.

Those who know me know that my love for the San Francisco 49ers isn't just a hobby, it's a family legacy! 🏈 This weekend, despite the loss, was another chapter in our tradition of cheering, shouting, and yes, sometimes sighing, alongside our favorite team. Passing down this ritual to my daughter means teaching her about more than just football; it’s about resilience, loyalty, and the art of seeing a game through, no matter the score. At Orange Grove Creative Co., we channel that same die-hard energy into every project. Whether we're facing down a tight deadline or brainstorming a game-changing campaign, we bring the spirit of a fourth-quarter comeback to our work. So, how do you blend passion and tradition into your professional endeavors? Drop a comment below—we might just have more in common than our favorite teams! #49ersFaithful #TeamTraditions #MarketingInnovation #ResilienceInAction #CreativeLeadership #OrangeGroveCreativeCo

The Quakers, a religious group known for their simplicity and beliefs in equality, played a role in the development of street naming and addressing in the American colonies. In Philadelphia, founded by Quaker William Penn in the late 17th century, the streets were named with simple, straightforward names. Instead of naming streets after prominent individuals, as was common in many places, the Quakers chose names like "Market" or numbered streets. This approach reflected their belief in equality. Philadelphia's grid system, influenced by Penn's vision, became a model for other American and Canadian cities. #StreetNaming #Wayfinding #QuakerHistory #UrbanPlanning #CityDesign #SignHistory

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On this, the final official day of #blackhistorymonth, we are going to take a bit of a turn and focus on two *current* business development #historymakers right here in Louisville. If you have not had a chance to meet James Beckett and Johnetta Roberts, then you have at least been - or will be - impacted by their business development work in West Louisville. In his own words, Re:land Group founding partner James H. Beckett describes his passion and drive: "I build things that were not previously there. This includes 'hope.' Embarking on purpose-driven journeys to make transformational change takes conviction and courage. My passion for building transcends industries, organizational charts, job titles and international borders. Being comfortable with the uncomfortable runs in my veins and it is time to inspire my colleagues to get a bit uncomfortable for the betterment of others. I am always considering the possibilities to create a better future." Johnetta Roberts is making her own mark on business development that focuses on the needs and voices of the community, and uplifts community members as critical stakeholders in any business development project. The Founder and CEO of The 40 & 1 Company -- a real estate project and business initiatives consulting firm based in Louisville's west end -- reflects, "I grew up in a neighborhood that was rich with people but lacked financial investment and wealth building opportunities. I founded my company because I want children currently living in Louisville's west end to enjoy vibrant and safe commercial buildings full of thriving businesses in their neighborhoods." There is much, much more to come from these two local history makers, and we at Bakers Studio are thrilled to have a front-row seat to the action. #blackhistorymonth #wmbe #businessdevelopment #louisville #westlouisville #fortyandone #relandgroup #bakersstudio