There Are 25 Statues Of Liberty Hiding Around Kansas And Here's Where To Find Them
There Are 25 Statues Of Liberty Hiding Around Kansas And Here's Where To Find Them
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Not one, not a few, but 25 different statues.We are hiring for a part-time Community Care Coordinator! This position will work with residents to assist them in understanding, navigating and applying for programs and resources such as health insurance on the Federal Marketplace, Medicaid, Medicare, utility assistance, and food assistance. To apply send your cover letter and resume to jobs@thriveallencounty.org
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Independent Medical Laboratory Coming to Fort Scott Feb. 3
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Mag-Lab, an independent medical laboratory, headquartered in Pittsburg, KS will be opening a Fort Scott satellite office on Feb. 3, 2020. The office will be located in the building just north of Su...Business expert Jon Schallert to lead SEK workshop
Southeast Kansas area business leaders will have the opportunity to learn fresh strategies for marketing and growth during a two-day March workshop featuring business development consultant Jon Schallert.
“New Rules for Business Success” will be offered March 11, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and March 12, 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Independence Civic Center. The event is presented with support from Montgomery County E-Community (a program of Network Kansas), the Southeast Kansas Prosperity Foundation, the Innovative Business Resource Center (IBRC) and Fab Lab ICC at Independence Community College.
Based in Longmont, Colorado, Schallert coaches businesses and communities around the country in proven strategies to increase traffic and reinvent themselves as consumer and tourist “destinations.” Schallert’s workshops draw upon his 32 years of experience and learnings from more than 10,000 independent business owners in nearly 600 cities and towns. His expertise also has been sought by major companies, such as Kellogg’s, KitchenAid, Denver International Airport, Ace Hardware, Anheuser Busch and Hunter Douglas.
In addition to providing workshops around the United States, Schallert and his methods are frequently featured in leading business publications, and he hosts his own “Destination Bootcamp,” an intensive small business/community training, at his home office. Several southeast Kansas business owners and community representatives have participated in the Destination Bootcamp experience in recent years.
Schallert’s two-day workshop will highlight cost-effective marketing strategies and tactics designed to be quickly implemented to attract and convert customers. Schallert will be joined by Elizabeth Collins, president of WebCom Resources, who will present a specific workshop section titled “New Rules of Social Media,” offering the latest advice on effective social media marketing.
Cost for the two-day workshop is $125 per person, with a discount to $85 for the second person from a business. Registration includes breakfast and lunch both days, as well as take-home materials. Registration is available online at www.fablabicc.org.
Corporate sponsorships for the event also are available, and more information can be obtained by contacting Fab Lab ICC Director Jim Correll at jcorrell@indycc.edu/620.252.5349.
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