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CONTEST…WIN A FANTASTIC AWARD, A MAJOR AWARD (think of a “FRA-GEE-LAY, must be Italian” type award)!  The best caption for this photo wins the choice of one of the following: 1. Round of sporting clays at Hill ‘n Dale Club, 2. Range time at North Lawrence Fish and Game Club, or 3. Three electric go-karting races at High Voltage, Foundry Social Fine print:  Votes will be tallied by an unnamed electronic voting system (most likely in the middle of the night with no one else watching), winner must be 18 years old and legally qualified to vote (contest commissioner has the sole discretion to define “qualified”), mail in ballots are encourage but will most likely not be counted.  Award must be redeemed in person and used with the contest commissioner.  Yes, this is a scheme to see if I can get Joe Gregory, Davey Resource Group, Inc., The Davey Tree Expert Company to pay for me to participate in one of the above 3 “awards,” please help me with this! Add a caption in the comments below to be eligible to win THE Major Award. Guy Haney, Jeremy Sack, Chris Schmidt, P.E., Eric W. Smith, PE, PTOE, MBA, Ben Morgan, PE, Shawn Monahan, Tom Ludwig

🎉 We are thrilled to be a finalist in the Naturally Network National Pitch Slam representing Naturally New England! Can we count on you to help us take home the audience choice award? Here’s how to vote: 1. Send a text to 22333 with the code 'NNPITCHSLAM24' in the message. You’ll get a text confirmation. 2. Reply with 'TRUE' to cast your vote for True Moringa 3. Spread the word!

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THE BLACK PERSON’S GUIDE TO WATCHING ENGLAND PLAY FOOTBALL THIS WEEK. Remember, it’s just a game. Your non-Black friends aren’t racist. They’re just upset when England lose and need to blame someone who just happens to share your reflection. It’s nothing personal. You should be grateful they allowed any Black players to represent their country. Because it’s technically ‘not their country’. So, pipe down, swig a pint of lager and get into the spirit of things. Remember to breathe if it comes down to a penalty shootout again. Be prepared to switch off your television immediately if England fail to win. Lock your doors and windows. Do not play any reggae, soul, R&B or hip-hop for at least a month afterwards. Keep your head down if you go out. Don’t mention the football. Don’t ‘look’ Black. Definitely don’t buy any plantain. If England end up winning the entire tournament, do not talk about the significant contribution of the Black players. Now is not the time to bring up race. The country is unified under a white captain and white manager. Not everything is about race. Get over yourself. And it’s okay to hug your white neighbours who voted for The Reform Party in last week’s general election. Water under the bridge. England won. Let the borders close in celebration. Hand them a patty and a red stripe. Share the victory. But if England don’t win the tournament – please seek legal advice before going abroad on holiday. Obtain written confirmation that your Black ass will be allowed back in the country with your valid British passport. Yu can’t seh mi nevah warn yu. Yu can’t seh yu nevah know…… #blackbypopulardemand #sticktofootball #therestisfootball #euros #kickitout

Excited to be heading to the #PSCU Payments Conference in #Texas next week! 🌟 Can't wait to catch up with friends from last year and connect with new faces in the industry. Let’s make it a week of insightful conversations and meaningful connections! #Networking #Fintech #payments #digitalpayments #cards #finance

We are very honored to have been nominated for the "Atlanta's Best" service award, which recognizes top businesses of all sizes in Atlanta. We humbly ask for your vote for Sourced. The voting period is very short and will help us get to the next evaluation level to become a finalist. Finalists are then evaluated for their good standing in the community, reputation, and merit. Thank you for your consideration and vote! https://lnkd.in/eMzC_KjV Voting Instructions: 1. Scroll all the way to the bottom of the page, find "Sourced." and click on the company name. (Company names are in alphabetical order.) 2. Once clicked on, you will be redirected to the next page. 3. Click on "Save and Continue. 4. Add your information into the voter registration. 5. You will be sent a verification code to your phone which you will then have to enter on the next page. 6. On the "Select Three Rewards" page, scroll to the bottom and in blue font is "Lose Rewards." (If you are interested in what they have available you can explore them but for easiest voting, just click "Lose Reward.")

An update on #NIL and the #NCAA!

Can you help me? I have been nominated for this online award for the best SME director and would love your support / vote I have attached the link in the comments Ross

Congratulations to Daniel Etna, co-chair of Herrick's Sports Law Group, who was named to City & State New York's inaugural list of Who's Who in Casinos & Sports Betting. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/edUD9Ayj. #HerrickDoesThat #SportsLaw

New Zealand’s public sector boards are made up of more than 500 directorships, with professional #board #directors, former public servants, former politicians, business people, and community representatives according to Stuff's The Post in their series 'Board Games: Who’s Winning at Public Sector Monopoly?' The series is considering all #governance boards and commissions (noting these are closer to executive roles, than non-executive directors), and excluding boards of higher education and schools. These directors collectively receive more than $18 million a year in fees and disbursements, although the articles also mention that the roles are paid less than the market for commercial or listed organizations. Although roles and profiles of board members can already be found on individual government websites, it will be interesting to see the scope and variety of the roles comparatively, and the assumptions that The Post draws from them. It would be valuable to see explainers of how Minister's appoint and monitor these roles, how they drive performance to organizations through 'letters of expectations', as this seems to be something poorly understood and explained in media articles where issues arise. It would also be interesting to see consideration of if and how boards can be best staffed, to meet the public service neutrality codes, where appointing former politicians, advocates, or business people who may have made and hold strong stands in previous roles. How can we see the best performance, while retaining transparency and the trust of the public, while not excluding potentially impactful directors.