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A Huge Global Experiential Pitch Win! “Who for?” you might ask, shouting from the top of your lungs. Well, we can’t spill the beans just yet. But what we can do is share in this exciting news. Here’s the deal: We’ve got 2 x £100 Virgin Experience Days vouchers up for grabs. How to win? Simple. The first 2 people to send us a handwritten note (don't forget to include your return address) will receive these coveted vouchers. Send your notes to: Collaborate Global Manor Farm Barns Selsey Road Donnington PO20 7PL Please make sure to include your name, company, email address, and return address in your note. #TransformingIdeasIntoExperiences | *Photo of team - not a reflection of result

Flxpoint knows how to have a kickoff. Custom throwback t's—upbeat presentations—and plenty of time for the team to unwind. Here is a quick highlight reel we put together for their team.

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉 We’re thrilled to officially announce that today Daye North America becomes DNA! This is more than just a name change—it’s a bold new chapter for us as we modernize our brand to better represent our roots and our commitment to bringing innovation and quality to the outdoor power equipment industry.💡 What can you expect? A fresh look, a new website (coming soon), and the same dedication to excellence you’ve always trusted - woven into our DNA. 🌟 Our rebrand is all about creating a brand that feels modern and forward-thinking, designed to meet the needs of today’s U.S. market. This is just the beginning of what’s to come, and we’re so grateful to have you on this journey with us! 🙌 P.S. If you aren’t on our mailing list or following us closely, you might want to join. We have a huge announcement coming soon… we’re bringing something Legendary to your yards 🫰 #Rebrand #DNA #DayeNorthAmerica #NewChapter #Innovation #OutdoorPowerEquipment #BigThingsAhead

Looking forward to reconnecting with colleagues and friends at Pollstar! next week in Los Angeles (6th-8th). It's an exciting time to talk about the future of not just #ticketing, but the strategies around creating successful events and helping event creators achieve their goals. Send me a message if you'll be there! #demandmore #liveevents #pollstar #thefutureofticketing #eventstrategy

The best part of my job is getting to know the companies we work with.   Sometimes when we are REALLY lucky, getting to “know” them involves a Pickleball tournament. If you’ve read my posts, you’ve probably seen me praising Lancaster County. This week we got spend time with Merv King and the team at Beuta. Another Lancaster gem. Getting to work with companies like Beuta is what I love most about my job. They are a talented team with a vision. And they are growing crazy fast! If you like board rooms, bureaucracy, big egos, strong opinions, and slow decision making, then you probably won’t think they are very much. If you like seeing Amish family members working together manufacturing products they believe in. And you like seeing offices with kids art plastered over every inch of wall space. And a tangible excitement about growth and what the future holds. Then like me, you’ll probably think they are totally awesome. 

I suspect there are a half million things to do, all at a quarter to three in New York City. While there may not be that many things to do in each village, town, or city in the rest of our state, luck is not needed to find a quality of things to enjoy during a visit, even 148 miles north in our state capital, whether you order a AAA TripTik, query your favorite internet search engine, click on Yelp or Tripadvisor, or ask Copilot. One of my favorite activities is the free Canalway Challenge program. The Canalway Challenge has offered me an annual goal-oriented recreation opportunity that explores our state’s unique history, culture, and geography. The website has all you need to plan your challenge from May 1 to October 1, whether you choose 15, 45, 90, 180, or 360 miles or the first-mile challenge for individuals with a disability. The tools include maps, itineraries, events, festivals, a Facebook group, and an online log to track progress. Four program map regions include: (1) Buffalo to Rochester, (2) Rochester to Syracuse, (3) Syracuse to Little Falls, and (4) Little Falls to Albany. The category references include local/regional food and beverages, historic sites and museums, parks and nature, canal structures, and communities. There are suggested cycling day trips and kid-friendly ride itineraries that build out unique experiences in each segment. There are also paddling trips to get on the water for a few hours or a full day. An example includes the Hudson-Mohawk Sample (Albany) where you can head to the water and discover how two mighty rivers shaped a region and opened a nation. This three-day trip includes New York’s second largest waterfall and a closeup look at the engineering genius that unlocked waterway travel. Along the way, soak up the Capital Region’s culture, natural beauty, rich history, and recreation, then sample from a growing craft beverage scene. The NYS Canal Corp/NYPA partners with local providers to offer free excursions across the Canal Corridor. Check out their website to view and register for events ranging from kayaking, biking and boating to birding and painting.  #CanalwayChallenge #ILoveNY

Client love 💕 🍋 We love working with folks in our community to help tell their stories. We recently got some feedback from our client, Cycling Nova Scotia, about a campaign we created for them on social media and their blog. Read Brittney's kind words below 👇 "We were looking for some assistance with social media content generation to help us reach a larger audience and the team at Lemonade Communications helped us receive our highest social media engagement yet! Our organization’s goal is to advocate for and improve cycling conditions within the province so that cyclists can enjoy the thrill, enjoyment, and practicality of cycling. The team at Lemonade Communications was quick to build us a campaign that aligned perfectly with our goal. The content they created was delivered to us in a clear, easy format for our team to implement and was fun and inspirational to watch and read which was echoed in our social media engagement. We highly recommend Meghan and Emily and look forward to working with them again!" - Brittney MacLean, Cycling Nova Scotia . If you'd like to chat about your next marketing campaign, fill in the contact form on our website and let's set something up: https://lnkd.in/gRkv-RTu . ID 1: Screenshot of the review that is typed out in the caption. ID 2: Graphic says "Let's work together. lemonadeco.ca" and has illustrations of a mason jar with lemonade, a pink citrus fruit, and a lemon slice. #testimonial #happyclients #digitalmarketing #ContentCreation

9 Things I hate about working at Authentic: 1. Every last one of my team members is ridiculously talented, my jaw hurts from constantly dropping it when I peak at projects in our dropbox. (visit https://bit.ly/4cLwEyN to see why) 2. Our clients have insanely gorgeous property portfolios and now my standards for apartment architecture and design are too high. 3. Authentic sent us to Boston for our company retreat and the Corporate Cup, I’m getting blown up by hockey recruiters begging me to join their relay team for next year. (Because I’m so athletic at hockey relays) 4. Anytime someone asks me "so how's the new job?" I accidentally talk their ear off because leadership empowers you to make an impact from day one. 5. The team is dangerously good at Music League and now my work playlists are too good and my airpods keep dying midday. 6. The topics I get to write about for Transforming Cities are so interesting and relevant that I'm constantly pointing out real world examples in the car to friends and family. Now Kevin knows more about on-site activation than he ever thought he would. 🙃 7. Weekends don't hit the same anymore because I have work/life balance all week. 8. I can't relate to memes about hating work. 9. Everyone keeps asking me if we're hiring! Who can relate? 🤔

From Hawkeye to Eagle-Eye: Focusing on Real Estate Development Happy (late) Labor Day! 🎉 As we celebrate the 130th anniversary #LaborDay (made official in 1894 #FunFact), it's also a great time to reflect on the unofficial end of summer and what’s ahead. Last Week Recap We started by taking a broad “Hawkeye” view of Real Estate—comparing Residential vs. Commercial, then zooming in on Commercial Real Estate (CRE), and finally narrowing down to Real Estate Development (RED). This Week II Transitioning to an “Eagle-Eye” view, we begin diving deeper into Real Estate Development. The focus? Building a solid foundation. Planning strategically from the start will save you time, energy, and money while maximizing returns. Here’s what’s coming up next: Today I'll share my personal journey into real estate and what led me into RED. Tomorrow, we take a closer look at Asset Type & Location – and how to choose what’s best for you. Thursday, more on my personal focus areas and why they matter. Friday, an introduction to my current development project, which I’ll be using as a case study. Stay tuned! Let's dive into this RED journey together. #RealEstateDevelopment #RED101 #StrategicPlanning #AssetTypes #LocationMatters #LaborDay

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