Ready or not, Instagram has a significant effect on the restaurant industry. Heavy competition has eateries large and small trying to build strong social presences and launch creative restaurant promotions to attract new customers and reach a wider audience.
Event planners are masters of multitasking. Whether they’re working behind the scenes on a small wedding, moderately-sized fundraising event, or running a tech conference for 200,000 attendees, they also always have their eyes and ears open for new ways to make their events even better.
“A lot of players think the game is all about individual performances when it’s really all about a team game.” – Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
What could a basketball player, especially one recognized so much for his personal accomplishments, know about a high-performance workplace?
It’s not a secret that the best restaurants, bars, and hotels offer more than just a decent meal and a place to rest your head. They provide an experience to their guests. That experience may be as simple as providing a quiet, low-key spot for a drink, or it could be the ample large-screen televisions so everyone can watch the big game. It could be the sauna in every guest room, or maybe it’s the ocean view from the dining area.
The history of churches in the United States begins more than 400 years ago. Settlers in Jamestown, Virginia established America’s first Protestant Episcopal parish in 1607. In 1629, Samuel Skelton became the first pastor of Salem, Massachusetts and in 1638, Roger Williams founded the first Baptist church in America, which stands to this day.
