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I remember the first Thanksgiving dinner I hosted. The turkey came out *almost* perfect (one side a bit crispier than planned), the mashed potatoes were a little lumpy, and I forgot to serve the cranberry sauce altogether. But you know what? No one cared. What mattered most was the laughter around the table, the shared stories, and the gratitude we all felt for being together. That’s the thing about Thanksgiving—it’s not about perfection; it’s about connection. At Clark & Co, we carry this spirit into everything we do. We know that the most memorable marketing isn’t always flawless—it’s genuine, heartfelt, and focused on creating real connections. Whether we’re designing websites, crafting campaigns, or helping small businesses grow, our goal is to bring people together, just like Thanksgiving does. This season, we’re grateful for our incredible clients, partners, and the communities we get to serve. Your trust, collaboration, and shared passion inspire us every day. From our team to yours, Happy Thanksgiving. May your day be filled with joy, gratitude, and just the right amount of pie (even if the crust isn’t perfect). #HappyThanksgiving #Gratitude #ClarkAndCo #BusinessGrowth

Thanksgiving is a time of year that looks and feels different for everyone. For some, it’s a day filled with bustling kitchens, big family gatherings, and time-honored traditions. For others, it may be quieter—spent reflecting, reaching out to chosen family, or navigating the absence of loved ones. In both personal and professional spaces, we’re reminded of the importance of empathy. Just as event planning requires an understanding of the different needs and expectations of attendees, so does this season. We’re all approaching it with unique emotions and perspectives, and that’s okay. This Thanksgiving, whether you’re celebrating or simply enjoying a day of rest, let’s take a moment to appreciate the ways connection shows up in our lives—in big and small ways. Whether it's through a phone call, a moment of silence for someone no longer with us, or a warm embrace with those closest to us, these gestures matter. Remember to take time to acknowledge and embrace the variety of experiences this season brings, both personally and professionally. #ThanksgivingReflections #ConnectionMatters #GratitudeInAllForms #EmpathyAndUnderstanding

Thanksgiving is a time of year that looks and feels different for everyone. For some, it’s a day filled with bustling kitchens, big family gatherings, and time-honored traditions. For others, it may be quieter - spent reflecting, reaching out to chosen family, or navigating the absence of loved ones. In both personal and professional spaces, we’re reminded of the importance of empathy. Just as event planning requires an understanding of the different needs and expectations of attendees, so does this season. We’re all approaching it with unique emotions and perspectives, and that’s okay. This Thanksgiving, whether you’re celebrating or simply enjoying a day of rest, let’s take a moment to appreciate the ways connection shows up in our lives—in big and small ways. Whether it's through a phone call, a moment of silence for someone no longer with us, or a warm embrace with those closest to us, these gestures matter. Remember to take time to acknowledge and embrace the variety of experiences this season brings, both personally and professionally. 😊😊 #ThanksgivingReflections #ConnectionMatters #GratitudeInAllForms #EmpathyAndUnderstanding

🥧Forget the cake… Let them eat pie ✨Surprise & delight is a core element of elite professionals’ client experience 🦃One of their annual surprise and delights is PIES for Thanksgiving! ✔️You get ahead of the December holidays ✔️Everyone celebrates Thanksgiving ✔️It can be enjoyed by clients who are local or out of town ✔️You’ll naturally come up in conversation with those loved ones your clients are celebrating with There’s still time!! 🔬I broke down the exact process used by our individuals and teams so you, too, can activate this experience 📩It’s all in the First Trust Insights & Innovations blog 💡 🙌🏻A lot of our community is trying this for the first time and I can’t wait to hear the results! 😋Anyone else into Thanksgiving pies? I’m team pumpkin. It’s a classic 🤨Psst… what’s the Insights & Innovations blog 💡, you ask? It’s a weekly idea of “what’s working for elite professionals”, right to your inbox Ask your friends at First Trust

How to make the holiday season meaningful for your organization: Focus on intentional gratitude, togetherness, and celebrating diversity to build trust and foster a culture where people thrive. Discover actionable tips for strengthening connections and creating joyful moments that resonate with your team. Join the conversation and share how you'll make this season unforgettable. Happy Thanksgiving 🍁

🍂 Thanksgiving Tips You Won't Want to Miss! 🍂 As we approach the holiday season, it’s the perfect time to reflect on how to make Thanksgiving truly special. I recently published a blog post featuring the Top 15 Ways to Have a Great Thanksgiving Day.  Here are a few highlights to inspire your celebrations: 1. Plan Ahead: Start your preparations early to reduce stress. 2. Get Everyone Involved: Delegate tasks to family members for a more collaborative experience. 3. Create New Traditions: Introduce activities that everyone can look forward to each year. For the full list and more detailed insights, check out my blog! Let’s make this Thanksgiving memorable together. Blog Link: https://lnkd.in/dikcRcH6 #HolidayTips #FamilyTraditions #Thankful

If you aren't planning your Thanksgiving roll-out already, then you are behind. Your competitors (other families) have identified their blockers and aligned each member of the team by now. Thanksgiving in my house is all about leveraging technology and brands to create the ideal consumer experience. Every family member at the table experiences a custom B2C flow based on their individual profile. I do extensive research and build user personas of everyone attending. If you're still stuck on the micro, you're missing the macro of the meal. I'm combining the gratitude of the holiday with proven, industry-leading strategies to form a plan that I call my Thanksgiving 'Grategy'. What are your Thanksgiving objectives?

Preparing for a Successful Thanksgiving: Your Ultimate Checklist 🍂🦃 Thanksgiving planning can be overwhelming, but with the right approach, you can turn it into a well-organized and enjoyable event. We’ve created an essential checklist to guide you through the entire process, ensuring you’re ready for a seamless holiday. Many find it challenging to manage all the details of hosting Thanksgiving, from early preparations to final touches. Our checklist breaks down tasks into manageable steps, from pre-planning and shopping to the day-of preparations. This structured approach helps you stay organized and stress-free, allowing you to focus on enjoying the holiday with loved ones! Ready to host a memorable Thanksgiving? Swipe through our carousel to get your comprehensive checklist and make this year’s celebration a success! 🔗 What’s your top tip for Thanksgiving hosting? Share your advice in the comments #thanksgiving #thanksgivingtips #thanksgivingchecklist #preparation #itsthetimeoftheyear #const

We're back with our famous Thanksgiving dinner process map! Thank you to all of our valued partners and employees for another fantastic year! As we gather around tables filled with turkey, stuffing, and gratitude, let's take a moment to appreciate the intricate choreography behind a successful Thanksgiving feast.   Whether you're orchestrating a family gathering or optimizing business operations, remember: good planning is always something to be thankful for.   From all of us at PRO, have a wonderful Thanksgiving!   #ThanksgivingProcessMap #BusinessOptimization #GratefulForEfficiency #Thanksgiving

Tomorrow, millions of Americans will gather around the table for Thanksgiving—turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, maybe a can of REAL tuna for the cat. But here's the thing: nobody makes Thanksgiving dinner from scratch. Think about it. The turkey wasn’t raised in your backyard (I'm guessing). The potatoes didn’t grow in your garden (ditto). Even if you made everything yourself, you're still relying on the work of farmers, suppliers, and grocery stores. Thanksgiving, like innovation, is built on connections. The greatest innovations aren’t created in isolation. They’re a fusion of ideas, people, and resources. Steve Jobs didn’t invent the smartphone alone—it was a combination of touchscreens, cellular technology, and internet connectivity, developed by others. So, as you sit down to your Thanksgiving meal, take a moment to consider this: the "ingredients" for your next breakthrough are already out there. They might be in another industry, in nature, or in a conversation you haven’t had yet. Your job isn’t to create something out of thin air—it’s to find the connections, like assembling a perfect plate of Thanksgiving dinner. What connections can you make this week to drive your next big idea? And, for those who will be celebrating—Happy Thanksgiving! ------------------------ My innovation keynotes and team workshops are backed by 15 years' experience leading a highly-innovative team under ridiculous pressure. DM me about working with your teams or keynoting your events.