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How cute are these custom key chains? Side 1: Find your Muse Side 2: #rpmliving ❤️ This only cost $37 for a pack of 100. 🤩 You can always find creative ways to make residents feel special and raise your brand awareness❕ #musewintergarden RPM Living #propertymanagement #marketingideas

👐 Let's embrace the magic and power of collaboration in the flower industry! 🌸 Every individual, including florists, wholesalers, breeders, retailers, and other floral sectors, can make their own special contribution to the floral industry, enhancing creativity and beauty. 🎨💐 It's in these moments of collective effort that true magic flourishes, and extraordinary ideas and innovations come to life! 🌻✨ What's your take on the transformative power of collaboration? 🤔 Share your inspiring stories or tag someone whose collaboration you cherish in the comments below! 💬 Let's spread the joy of #floralcollaboration in the flower industry! 🌟💕 . . #collaboration #floralinnovation #AboveAllFlowers #NewBloomSolutions #flowerindustry #floralindustry #flowerbusiness #flowercompanies #flowersforbusinesses #floralbusiness #floralmarket

I had the incredible honor of speaking with our local manufacturing council this week. We discussed regional employment trends, GRP progress, and how industry automation may impact their workforces. I only had 15-minutes to present my data (but still went WAY over my time) and didn't really expand on one of the topics I perceive to be MOST important to the future of manufacturers all over the world: innovation! So, check out the incredible example from the LEGO Group below. Known for generations as little plastic blocks in a bucket, they have evolved to understand a WIDE spectrum of customers from toddlers to seniors. How would YOUR business expand if you started imagining beyond the everyday contents of your cases?

Once an exhibit nerd, always an exhibit nerd — even when strategic planning. What are “tools” you’ve adapted from past roles to help tackle new challenges? I want to hear about that cross-pollination!

Just like that it's December the 1st! 🤩 Lumena have had quite a year so far! To read about some of significant moments and product launches check out our blog post page: https://lnkd.in/ef_Au96G Stay posted for Lumena's December News and More! #ukoutdoorlighting #lumenalights #december1st #gardenlightingnews

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So beautiful. This inspires me: I could imagine getting some of the LEGO Group's botanical sets as an after work "Spring Meet and Greet" or Team Happy Hour activity and then displaying the finished projects in each person's cubicle/desk/office as conversation pieces! You could even have folks exchange blocks to create unique pieces (and bring in old blocks from kiddos/thrift stores to add in to the fun) and have each person tell a story about their work as a casual form of #connection. --And naming their piece would make for a memorable experience. To make it a charitable #teambuilding activity, make the pieces and then take them to senior care centers as gifts. What #joy--and the #possibilities are endless.

Meet our new logo and tagline! After more than a year of heartfelt consideration and planning, we’re thrilled to introduce you to our refreshed branding.    Our new logo and tagline reflect who we are today—welcoming, vibrant, modern—and unifies the breadth of our work. In addition to being a place for horticulture and beauty, the Garden leads pioneering plant conservation research, offers lifelong learning opportunities, and builds healthier communities through urban agriculture.   The logo is an abstract depiction of a flower, originally inspired by the center of a coneflower (Echinacea). The colors, reflecting hues found throughout the Garden, represent key programs and concepts. With three powerful words—Plants. People. Planet.—our tagline ties together plants, people, and planet, which are at the center of everything we do.   Learn more about our refreshed branding and how to join the celebration: chicagobotanic.org/brand.

As the phrase goes, "Chasing butterflies makes them fly, but make a beautiful garden and they will come to you. In other words, the more you try to force something to happen, the more likely it is to slip through your fingers. "This whimsical saying holds a profound business lesson that can transform the way we approach success and growth. 🎙Creating a beautiful garden symbolizes building a strong foundation, cultivating a nurturing environment, and focusing on intrinsic value. It's about developing a solid business model, fostering a positive company culture, and delivering exceptional products or services. By doing so, you'll attract the "butterflies" – customers, partners and talent – naturally and sustainably. 🎙For businesses, this means focusing on creating value for your customers rather than just pushing products or services on them. Build a strong brand, provide excellent customer service and offer solutions to their problems. By doing this, you are building a beautiful garden that will attract customers to you naturally. So, the next time you feel tempted to chase after something or customers, remember that chasing butterflies makes them fly. Instead, focus on creating a beautiful garden in your business and watch as the butterflies – or customers – come to you. Chief Brand Expert | BusinessPastor

Trade shows are invaluable for landscaping businesses, offering a platform to showcase, network, and stay updated on industry trends. But without proper planning, they can be overwhelming. That's why I've put together a comprehensive guide to help you make the most of your next landscaping trade show. From pre-show preparation to post-event follow-ups, these tips will ensure you're fully equipped to succeed. Check out the Table of Contents below: Pre-Show Planning 1. Define Your Goals 2. Research Your Event 3. Plan Your Resources 4. Craft Your Marketing Strategy 5. Set Your Budget During the Show 6. Engage with Attendees 7. Document the Event 8. Utilize Swag 9. Expand Your Network 10. Allocate Time to Explore Post-Show Follow-Ups 11. Evaluate Your Performance 12. Follow Up with Leads 13. Implement Post-Event Marketing Plus, discover strategies to attract visitors to your booth and a conclusion summarizing key takeaways. Don't miss out on maximizing your landscaping trade show experience! https://lnkd.in/exU7vaBc #Landscaping #TradeShowTips #Networking