Don’t Get Stuck Behind the Wall of Worry
I’m an avid golfer who probably puts a little too much time into the search for golfing perfection. In my […]
Conversations: Neill and Sylvia Thompson
Longleaf Wood Shop From the shared vision of Neill and Sylvia Thompson emerged a unique haven for woodworking enthusiasts. After
Women to Watch: Ghandi Daniels
“My ultimate goal is to help others achieve their own successes, both personally and professionally. I am driven by a
10 Things to Know About: Leveling Up Your LinkedIn Profile
Statistics show that 95% of recruiters actively use LinkedIn to search for high-quality candidates, and candidates with a comprehensive LinkedIn
Business of Baking
From Family Kitchen to Flourishing Bakery: The Sweet Journey of Lorraine’s Bake Shop Nestled in the bustling heart of downtown
Higher Ed: Future-Proofing Careers
The New Era of College Recruiting In today’s rapidly evolving job market, college recruiting has undergone a significant transformation. In
Streamlining Success: The Impact of a Media Agency on Your Business Growth
In today’s crowded media landscape, standing out is crucial for businesses looking to grow. Navigating the complexities of digital marketing
The Power of Workplace Assessments
The Power of Workplace Assessments The power of technology—in what seems like the snap of a finger we had Google,
Great Places to Work
In the rapidly evolving landscape of employee recruitment, traditional methods are being transformed by innovative approaches that blend technology, psychology and strategic foresight. Gone are the days when a simple resume review and a standard interview sufficed. Today, organizations vying to be recognized as great places to work are embracing a multi-faceted recruitment strategy designed to attract, evaluate and retain top talent in an increasingly competitive market.
PRCA Back to the Basics Lunch & Learn
The Public Relations Council of Alabama (PRCA) welcomed Beth Chapman to speak at their January Lunch & Learn at the Montgomery Biscuits Riverwalk Stadium. Beth was elected Alabama’s 51st Secretary of State in 2006 and reelected in 2010 having first been elected and serving four years as State Auditor. Prior to her time in public office, she was the State Executive Director of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation for 10 years.
