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What's it like inside a mascot suit? It's hot. It's sweaty. And most importantly, inspiring. Our dedicated Joey performer Stephanie O'Neil knows this well, performing as our favorite Can-Do Kangaroo at so many of our games, special events, and other community functions. The hugs and high-fives make all of the perspiration worth it. Stephanie and all of our mascot performers are changing lives for the better with every interaction. They bring Joey to life, and as a result, give life to others. Want to learn more about Stephanie? Read her story on our website in this new feature (and thanks to our intern Bryan Miller for authoring a great feature!). https://lnkd.in/gG-CbAGt

Let’s talk…. benefits of helical pile foundations and how they can reduce cost, schedule, and overall carbon footprint of your project! Theresa Stolfi

🎥 For anyone who doesn't know about Sporting Communities, check out our "About Us" video, giving you a clearer understanding of our work! 🌟 This video captures the heart and soul of who we are. Watch now: #AboutUs #BehindTheScenes #GetToKnowUs #OurStory #CompanyCulture 🌟 https://lnkd.in/eBrCpbKF

Learn more about our programming and support groups in this month's #whatsupfortmac episode! #prideymm

Coming out of #RHSummit feeling great about our contribution to the business but simultaneously feeling like I missed the boat on my #personalbranding strategy, this couldn't have been timed any better. So many nuggets of wisdom in this deck that I'll be preparing in advance for future conferences, but even more-so in how I approach social in general. You'd do well to give this a gander. #brandstrategy

Have you ever wondered what a game jam is like but never got to participate in one. We made a hour long video detailing all the hard work and dedication that goes into a push like this one. Very proud to have put this together for multiple reasons. https://lnkd.in/ghVrhnDA If you prefer to try it for yourself first, you can check it out here. https://lnkd.in/gMkNDKr4

Football games, holiday festivals and community parades are just some of the many highlights of the months ahead! 🏈 But communication is critical with events like these, where confusion and chaos can run amok. Since 2017, FirstNet, Built with AT&T has been essential to ensuring first responders can communicate effectively. Created through bipartisan action by the U.S. Congress, FirstNet is the only nationwide, high-speed, wireless communications network built with and for first responders and those who support emergency operations.  Learn more at https://bit.ly/3Uducd1.

Let's refresh your memory with this trivia. What is the title of Fireboy x Ed Sheeran collaboration in 2021? Let's have it in the comment below ⬇️

"Perhaps the best plan is to show up and not walk out." Whatever. doubts are you holding about yourself and your abilities - it's time to ask yourself if you can let them go. It's not to say that you are perfectly ready, but to say that it matters less if you are ready and much more if you are willing to put in the work to figure it out. If you still can't get there ask yourself what is the *one step* you can take today to make progress. #GrowthMindset #ImposterSyndrome #BeYOU #Potential #Gifts

Eimear Noone I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart, for this incredible interview. Everyone should listen to this - especially any women/men interested in bringing equity, equality and changing work-culture for us to thrive. To the two Marys and Enda Grace wowser! This is the most beautiful podcast - and I sense it will have a huge following - it is so beautiful, the way you both create and hold the space for real conversations on things that really matter. Enda Grace truly wonderful! Eimear Noone I have admired you from afar for years online. Probably, safe to say, a girl crush! Your presence has always caught me. But now I know why:- You are an incredible bright light, I think you are a real life trailblazer - the essence of our great lands ancestral change-makers and mystics is not dead but so alive in you. You carry the essence and join the incredible great women that have shone brightly on the world stage, Grace O'Malley, Nano Nagle, Caroline Casey, Mary McAleese, Mary Robinson come to mind. Thank you for showing us what is possible when you stand in your truth, be full of integrity, have the courage to walk the path, the ripple you can have on the world stage and the legacy when one does. But, I want to thank you all personally, this interview has brought up lots for me. Funny, just like you, Mary, I was told the same when I joined law. I went on to qualify too and experienced first hand the inequity and unfairness of the legal system as a woman. Just like you Eimear Noone I miscarried. Mine inflicted by working too hard and not minding myself. Unfortunately, I too needed to file a Gender Equality case, post my miscarriage. A very challenging experience, considering I was a a founding equity owner and director. As part of the process, I filed multiple proceedings in the high court and commercial court. My case settled and the Non-Disclosure Agreement signed just weeks before the birth of my second child. The settlement monies I received were lodged while I lay in hospital after delivering, with my beautiful little boy. For some weeks now, I have been with and reflecting on the role of Non-Disclosure Agreements and the silencing that happens with that? I also have been reflecting on what we voice things safely, as a means for change and do that in a collective, safe way. One of the things and main drivers and essence of the The Dialogue Code This is very alive with me, with the recent death (suspected suicide)of the lawyer Valerie - who was doing 18 hour days and had 2 small children. It has prompted me to consider a series of dialogues for women in law, across our island, UK and perhaps in LA and to reflect on how we can bring equity and justice back into law to be truly lived, so that we can create equitable places of work for women, men, children to thrive? Much to be done, but how lucky are we - to be here when change is coming. I worked in the US in human rights law. Eimear what strength to navigate