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🏔️ The Golbon Spring Conference in Denver has officially kicked off! Swing by booth 406 to chat with our team of experts and get answers to any questions you have! What are you most excited to learn about at the #GolbonSpringConference? #Golbon #SpringConference #GolbonGoesToDenver

If you've been wondering what CFMA is or where you can go to build your network and sharpen your construction accounting skills, join us to find out more!

Every picture tells a story, and if you look hard enough, in some pictures you will find magic. Come and check us out, A Celebration of Demonstration, Unit 22A, Market Row, Brixton Village, Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, SW9 8LF. #visualactivism #acelebrationofdemonstration

The experts will gather & share proven solutions to your Lime Kiln & Recaust issues. SIGN UP TODAY!

Dr. Morgan Fryer giving her review on the ZimVie Full Arch Approach course from this past weekend in California! Ready to enhance your skills? Register now for our next session at the ZimVie Institute in Florida, November 22-23. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your practice! https://lnkd.in/d6zM7qzT #ZimVieEducation #DentalExcellence #ProfessionalDevelopment #FullArchApproach"

For all who are attending HUG 2024, do drop by and catch up with Steve to know more about how Cognizant can be a partner in your real estate transformation.

The best at what they do. This should be a great seminar.

Ethics and Morals are the Foundation of Everything Else!

Here at Marshall Sylver's Turning Point seminar in Las Vegas, I learned how to chop a board in two with my bare hand. I never thought I could do such a thing! It actually taught me, and reinforced, a lot about what I do as a mediator. When we mediate, yes, we can move mountains -- or chop boards -- not with brute force, but with strength intelligently applied. As you'll see in the video Liz Ryan took, Marshall taught us the magic -- prepare, then strike at just the right spot, in the center of the board going with the grain, and then follow through. So in mediation. It doesn't take brute force to settle cases. It takes an intense focus on the right spots, no more power than necessary, and following through to negotiate and settle the case. I'm learning a lot about success, and about myself, at this seminar. Have you ever had an experience like this? (Spoiler alert -- tomorrow, we will discuss fire-eating.)

Green spaces with public art access are so important in densely populated cities!