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Community Spirit 👥 Experience the warmth of Fitzroy's community spirit. Whether it's a local event or a community initiative, the bonds formed here make Fitzroy more than just a location—it's a home. In Fitzroy, community isn't just a word; it's a shared heartbeat.#OutdoorAds #OutdoorAdvertising #DigitalSignage #AdvertisingIndustry #MarketingStrategy #BrandPromotion #BusinessPromotion #AustralianMarketing #CorporateAdvertising #B2BMarketing

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For anyone engaging in business networking, I encourage you to try a netwalk. Apart from the wellbeing benefits, the dynamic is very different to a typical networking event. I find I almost forget I'm working and am instead catching up with old friends.Thanks Jackie Jarvis Walking Business Coach for organising these events right on my doorstep. See you at the next one.#business #networking #event #wellbeing

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Joining us in Chicago next month? Here are a few free things to do in town! Drop your best Chicago recommendations below for all of our friends coming next month 👇 👇 👇 #ChicagoSightseeing #FreeSightseeing

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Didn't get the chance to watch Steve's seminar? You can now watch the full recording here - https://lnkd.in/eHp9G6qgLearn more about Sussex Beds and how Steve and his family turned the business around! #familybusiness #team #growth

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I'm trading boardrooms for barns and skyscrapers for Ferris wheels for the down-to-earth charm of the Norfolk County Fair in Simcoe, Canada. This isn't just any fair—it's a family legacy, a community cornerstone, and a celebration of all things Canadian.My family has been involved in this fair almost as long as its inception in 1840! That's 27 years before Canada even became a country. My late grandfather, Lloyd Sylvenus Culver, was the fair manager from 1937 to 1973. Under his watch, the fair saw its most significant growth, including the construction of multiple buildings that still stand today. My late father, Syl, was the general manager for over 30 years.Today, my brother Aaron continues the tradition in a leadership role as the facilities manager, continuing a tradition that's been in our family for generations.This week-long extravaganza attracts over 115,000 visitors annually and features everything from equine shows to giant pumpkins. It's not just a fair; it's a million-dollar business that showcases the best in new technology, productivity, and efficiency practices, bridging the gap between urban and rural communities.This fair is my North Star. It's where I've built friendships since I was eight months old, won first prize for my bread and butter pickles, and even survived every single ride on the Midway (though I wouldn't recommend that last one unless you have a strong stomach!).In a constantly changing world, it's essential to have a constant—a touchstone that keeps you grounded and reminds you of your core values. That's what the Norfolk County Fair does for me, and that's what I bring into my leadership style: authenticity, resilience, and a deep-rooted sense of community.#Canada #Leadership #Community #StrategicResilience #TheCulverGroupInc #NorfolkFair

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Positive feedback is always good to hear.

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What better recommendation can you get than from your own residents?

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Maddison Walker and Jessica Wood met with businesses to discuss the Sandwell Business Boost programme which Winning Moves are delivering. The programme provides an excellent opportunity for SMEs to step away from the day-to-day and gain new skills while planning for future growth. It offers one-to-one support as well as peer-to-peer learning - a combination that has proven to have a positive impact on results. If you are a Sandwell business, or know of one which would benefit, get in touch at the link in the comments. 👇 #businessgrowth #SandwellTop50 #leadershipdevelopment

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🍀 Happy St. Patrick's Day, LinkedIn family! 🍀As we don our green attire and celebrate all things Irish today, I want to highlight an incredibly insightful article I recently came across. It delves deep into the economic impact of St. Patrick's Day and how it's not just all about leprechauns and luck, but also about the power of cultural celebrations to boost economies and businesses worldwide.Did you know that St. Patrick's Day brings in a significant surge in retail and hospitality sales, with millions of dollars being poured into local businesses? Pubs and restaurants see a spike in customers, with traditional Irish food and beverages taking center stage, while the demand for festive attire creates a wave of seasonal commerce. It is amazing to see how a day steeped in tradition has evolved over the years to become a global economic stimulant.It's also a day that reminds us of the importance of cultural diversity and the positive impact it can have on business growth and community development. The article beautifully emphasizes how embracing cultural celebrations can lead to economic progress and cross-cultural understanding.As we raise our glasses in toast to St. Patrick, let's also toast to the immense opportunities such festivals offer for entrepreneurship, marketing, and global connections. Here's to the spirit of Ireland, which shows us that the blending of culture and commerce can yield a pot of gold for businesses and economies alike!Sláinte! (That's cheers in Irish 😉) 🌈 #StPatricksDay #EconomicImpact #CulturalDiversityInBusiness #Entrepreneurship #GlobalEconomy #CelebratingCulture 🌈https://ayr.app/l/9Afs

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