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COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT OPENS IN DOWNTOWN GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA
Located in the heart of downtown Gainesville, Georgia, the highly anticipated Courtyard by Marriott Gainesville opened its doors and officially began welcoming guests recently. The all-new contemporary hotel – Gainesville's largest hotel property – anchors the mixed-use development, The National, a revival and redevelopment of Gainesville’s long-vacant First National Bank by developer and owner, Capstone Property Group, LLC.
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INDUSTRY VET SHAWN-TA WILSON CONTINUES TO SHINE
Born in Connecticut and raised in Virginia, Shawn-Ta Wilson now resides in Florida, the Sunshine State. Shawn-Ta is an Event Manager with over 30 years of experience managing tradeshows, conferences, conventions, and meetings. She has maintained her Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) designation since 2002. Shawn-Ta’s career in event management began in Reston, Virginia in 1988. She credits her passion for this dynamic industry to her first employer. The association produced tradeshows for the printing and graphic communications industry. Traveling to cities from Chicago to Los Angeles to New York, and several others opened Shawn-Ta’s eyes to career opportunities she did not previously realize existed.
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CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS BREAKS GROUND ON INDIANA CONVENTION CENTER EXPANSION & NEW CONVENTION HEADQUARTER HOTEL
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and Visit Indy President & CEO Leonard Hoops were joined recently by community leaders, project representatives, and some of the city’s largest convention clients to break ground on the sixth expansion of the Indiana Convention Center (ICC) and construction of a new convention hotel. Key convention customers in attendance included leadership from the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE), Performance Racing Industry, Indiana Black Expo, the NFL Scouting Combine, National FFA, Percussive Arts Society, College of Sports Medicine, and Gen Con.
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GREATER MIAMI CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU ADDS TO MVP SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT TEAM
The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB), Miami-Dade County’s official destination marketing organization, has named Amanda Ford sports and entertainment tourism manager. Ford will be responsible for supporting sales and marketing efforts positioning Greater Miami and Miami Beach among the world’s premier sporting and entertainment meccas with an added focus on attracting film and television production.
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NATIONAL COALITION OF BLACK MEETING PROFESSIONALS TO HOLD 40TH ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE IN ATLANTA
This year the National Coalition Of Black Meeting Professionals will celebrate 40 years of educating, elevating and empowering Black meeting professionals and all people that believe in the principles of equality. The 40th Annual Conference will guide you to new industry relationships, understanding current events, introduce you to progressive education and challenge your intellect. We invite you to the City of Atlanta, Georgia on Dec 6th-9th, to fully immerse yourself within the significance of this historic moment.
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CTO GEARS UP FOR SOTIC 2023 IN TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS
Preparations for the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s much-anticipated State of the Industry Conference (SOTIC) are well underway, with the program set to take place at The Shore Club Turks & Caicos on Providenciales from October 9-13, 2023. CTO’s business meetings and destination media briefings will precede the official conference program, which features panel discussions spanning diverse themes – from tourism investment and financing to aviation competitiveness and the burgeoning film industry. CTO’s popular Caribbean Youth Congress also makes its return this year.
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VISIT CINCY ADDS SENIOR SALES MANAGER TO HELP EXPAND DIVERSE MARKETS
Visit Cincy is pleased to announce senior sales manager Kariuki Epps is rejoining the sales team. Epps worked with Visit Cincy as the National Manager of Diversity Sales from 2014 to 2019. During that time, he successfully booked many large conventions and valuable conferences in the Cincy region. Some of those conventions include the National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice (2017), Pentecostal Assemblies of the World, Inc. (2019), Christian Methodist Episcopal Church (2022), and two conferences that have never been to Cincinnati with the National Newspaper Publishers Association (2019) and Moose International (2021).
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TOURISM DIVERSITY MATTERS AWARDS DINNER TO HONOR THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (NAACP)
Tourism Diversity Matters (TDM) recently announced the inaugural Tourism Diversity Matters Diversity & Inclusion Award will be presented to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). The Awards Dinner, sponsored by Meet Boston, will take place on October 23, 2023, at TDM’s flagship Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Conference . The prestigious award will be given annually to an organization making an extraordinary impact in DEI advancement.
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BLACK MEETINGS & TOURISM INVITES MEETING PLANNERS & SUPPLIERS TO APPLY FOR PARTICIPATION IN HOSTED BUYER EVENT AND MEET UP AT IMEX AMERICA IN LAS VEGAS
African-American meeting planners are encouraged to click the following link https://bmtimex2023.com to register for hosted buyer event and/or Meet Up, both of which are being organized by Black Meetings & Tourism LLC. The Hosted Buyer Event is being presented in collaboration with IMEX America, and takes place October 16-18 in Las Vegas during IMEX America. Planners who register and meet the qualifications for Hosted Buyer Event will automatically be included in Meet Up, which will be held on October 17.
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THE OPUS, WESTCHESTER APPOINTS JOYCIE LEWIS AS SPA DIRECTOR
The Opus, Westchester has announced the appointment of Joycie Lewis as the new Director of The Opus Spa . In her new role, Lewis will oversee the day-to-day operations of the luxury wellness experience including spa programming development and ideation, staff supervision, inventory management, and upholding and overseeing operations and service protocols.
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SCOTT BECK APPOINTED PRESIDENT AND CEO OF SAN FRANCISCO TRAVEL ASSOCIATION
Beck Succeeds Joe D’Alessandro, Who Will Retire In December 2023 San Francisco Travel Association announced the appointment of Scott Beck as President and CEO. Beck succeeds Joe D’Alessandro, who will retire in December after nearly 18 years at the helm of San Francisco’s official destination marketing organization. Beck will join San Francisco Travel on Oct. 30, 2023. Currently, he is President and CEO of Destination Toronto. He joined Destination Toronto in 2019 to lead the sales and marketing efforts for Canada’s most visited destination and North America’s fourth-largest city, overseeing an annual operating budget of US$28 million and working in support of Toronto’s US $7.6 billion visitor economy.
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U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS ANNOUNCES DATES FOR 2023-2024 CRUCIAN CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
The U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Tourism and the Division of Festivals officially announced the 2023-2024 Crucian Christmas Festival dates. Taking place on the island of St. Croix, the annual celebration will launch on December 10, 2023, and run through January 6, 2024. "As we prepare for our first of three annual carnival celebrations in the territory, I am excited and proud of the work that the entire Division of Festivals team has put in to create yet another memorable year in St. Croix," said USVI Department of Tourism Commissioner Joseph Boschulte.
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Why The Summe Slump Is BS - Entrepreneur Tells All - 5 Ways To Beat It!
It may be cold outside now, but before you know it, the temperature will be soaring to new heights.
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Nine Types Of Clients You Should Cut Loose In 2016
Every Great Gardener Knows the Benefits That Winter Pruning Will Have Come Springtime.
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Facebook....Or Face Time? Why Business Relationships Take More Than Texting, Friending, And "Online Cionnecting"
Technology has yielded some great communication tools, but Barefoot Wines founder
Michael Houlihan says they are not relationship builders.
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St. Louis Excels As An Ideal Family Reunions Destination
When it’s time for your next family reunion, think St. Louis!
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Pumping Up Meetings With Sporting Themes
Planners can score big with meeting professionals thanks to crowd-pleasing, sports-themed activities and events that are veritable touchdowns regardless of the
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Ski Free At Snowbasin Resort With Your Alaska Airlines Boarding Pass
Based on the success of Alaska Airlines "Ski the West" campaign last winter,
Snowbasin Resort has once again partnered with Alaska Airlines to offer ski enthusiasts the opportunity to
"Fly Alaska, Ski Free".
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The Copperhead Course Bites Back
Salamander Hotels & Resorts Re-Opens Famed Innisbrook Course After Restorative Enhancements
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PGA National Resort & Spa Announces New State-Of-The-Art Sports & Racquet Club
PGA National Resort & Spa - South Florida's world-class golf, spa, vacation and meetings destination
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Sawgrass Country Club Completes Major Golf Course Renovation
Final Nine Opened On October 28, 2015
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Top 10 Tips For Yor Best Business Trip Corporate Veteran And Travel Expert Jan Kaplan Offers Advice
It doesn't matter whether you are taking a trip for business or pleasure, traveling can be frustrating, uncomfortable and downright irritating.
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New System Provides Innovative Ways To Avoid Missing Prescription Medication
Medcenter System Features New Approach of Pill Stocking (With Days and Dates), Talking Alarms and Visual Aids
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Recognize, Relax, Rejuvenate - Celebrate Success At Marriott
In our non-stop 24-7 world, we're always ready to tackle the next project, assignment or business deal before we've even had a chance to reflect on what has just been achieved.
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Three Perfect Days In Pacifica, California
Located just 15 minutes from San Francisco, the beautiful beachfront town of Pacifica is the perfect destination for a quick three-day getaway.
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Jade Mountain Tops Most Romantic Holiday List
London's Telegraph Media Group has recognized
Jade Mountain in St. Lucia as the top of its Top 10 list of most romantic holidays in the Caribbean.
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Plan A Valentine's Weekend Escape Or Date Night In Costa Mesa With Various Special Dining Menus And Packages, Costa Mesa Is a Romantiic Getaway
OC's Costa Mesa has put together some great weekend deals to celebrate a romantic Valentine's Day. Beginning Friday
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La Quinta Resort & Club, A Waldorf Astoria Resort Rolls Out The Red Carpet This Holiday Season With New "Chestnuts & Capra" Package In December, 201
Fourth Annual "It's a Wonderful Life" Celebration Salutes Frank Capra's Classic Film with Interactive Cooking Demos, Chestnuts Roasting by a Fire, Fudge Tastings and The Big Guy in Red
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2nd Annual Black Celebration Awards Recap
On Monday, September 21st,
BLACK STREET had their
2nd Annual "Black Celebration" Awards ceremony at the
Alvin Ailey Studios in New York City.
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BALTIMORE: A CHANGING DESTINATION
Baltimore is a city in flux with more than $11 billion in new and future developments changing the face of this attractive destination. The city offers more than 7,800 hotel rooms and counting, and there are plenty of delightful world-class attractions, museums, and dining experiences in the heart of the downtown. The city's newest and largest hotel is the Hilton Baltimore, neatly situated in the Inner Harbor. This is the only hotel connected to the Baltimore Convention Center fully enclosed, climate-controlled skybridge. Hilton Baltimore offers 757 spacious well-appointed rooms, including 20 suites. Guests enjoy premier restaurant dining, a fitness center, heated indoor pool, a 24-hour business center, and on-site parking. For your meeting needs the hotel also offers over 60,000 sq. ft. of flexible function space, including 46 meeting rooms, the 25,000-sq. ft. Key Ballroom, the 15,000-sq. ft. Holiday Ballroom, and two meeting planner suites.
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MICHIGAN: LAKESIDE MEETINGS
For business or pleasure, Michigan has what you are looking for. With thousands of miles of lakeshore beaches, visitors can discover all manner of water fun such as kayaking, canoeing, fishing, and sailing. Michigan's cities offer a variety of cultural experiences from museums and art galleries to historic sites and festivals. Modern meeting facilities and exceptional hotels only add to the allure of this great state.
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NEVADA: THE SILVER STATE SHINES
Nevada, the Silver State, is one of the largest states in the US, which means you will find plenty to do here. It's one of the only places you can ski world-class runs in the morning, then walk world-class greens in the afternoon. You can bike or hike the Tahoe Rim Trail, navigate a kayak on the Truckee River through downtown Reno, take an ATV up Sand Mountain near Fallon and snowmobile miles of wide-open terrain near Elko. And no one can forget the world-class gaming, dining, and hotels of Vegas!
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PORTLAND: LAND OF UNSPOILED ENVIRONMENTALISM
The rest of the world could take some cues from the city of Portland. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Mount Hood, the Oregon Coast, the Willamette Valley wine country, and the Columbia River Gorge, the people of Portland are obsessed with maintaining their pristine surroundings. Portlanders recycle 63 percent of their waste and most natives commute to work by bicycle or by public transportation. The city also has the most LEED certified buildings per capita in the country. It's no wonder that in these times of environmental concern that Portland has emerged as an attractive meetings destination.
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THE CARIBBEAN: LESSER ANTILLES PART 1
The Caribbean Islands are a region of great beauty and diversity that extends from the coasts of Florida to the mountains of South America. The Lesser Antilles lie in the Southern region of the island chain, beginning just east of Puerto Rico. These islands are far enough away from the U.S to have retained much of their culture and many remain largely unaffected by the Western world at large. Pristine beaches and authentic experiences are common here. Let's take a look at the northern end of the Lesser Antilles.
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TORONTO - A CULTURAL MOSAIC DESTINATION
Toronto, Canada, "an international city of warmth, openness, energy and style, is
enriched by the fusion of traditions, passions and perspectives on life of more than 100 cultures. It is one of the most popular choices for U.S. sponsored association meetings outside of the U.S. and it has the largest convention-center in Canada ranking it among the top 10 largest contiguous space facilities in North America" (city of Toronto agenda for Prosperity). This city is permeated with so much rich Black heritage, creating an ideal destination for convention and event planners, tour operations and weekend getaway savvy travelers.
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RAW AFRICA AT ITS WILDEST: Lugenda Wilderness Camp Opens for 2009 Season
Rani Resorts' seasonal Lugenda Wilderness Camp in Northern Mozambique has opened for 2009. Lugenda Wilderness Camp is set in one of Africa's last wild places, only recently accessible to discerning safari enthusiasts.
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HILTON'S JOE BERGER GREETS THE PRESIDENT AND FIRST LADY
Hilton Hotels Americas VP Joe Berger and his wife Beth greet President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama at the White House Correspondents'
Association dinner held at Hilton Washington in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, May 9, 2009. For more than 30 years, Hilton Washington has hosted the prestigious annual event which draws luminaries from politics, business, media, and Hollywood to raise money for journalism scholarships at educational institutions across the country. Other notables at the hotel attending the dinner included actors Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, Demi Moore and
Ashton Kutcher, Colin Firth, Owen Wilson, Kevin Bacon and Natalie Portman; comedians Whoopi Goldberg, Mike Myers, Denis Leary and Chris Rock; television news media Barbara Walters, Brian Williams, George Stephanopoulos and Bill O'Reilly; and politicos RNC Chairman Michael Steele, former Chairman of the Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan, Congressman John Lewis who marched on Washington with Dr. King in 1963, and more.
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TIM JAMES: BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS FOR VISIT ROCHESTER, NEW YORK
For Tim James it's all about relationships. As director of Sales for VisitRochester, James finds gratification in developing lasting relationships with national SMERF organizations. He believes this is what has sustained Rochester as a meetings destination during these difficult economic times. "I find that relationships are the backbone of the success that Rochester has had over the years," asserts James. As sales manager at VisitRochester, prior to his current ten year stint as director, James, who started with the organization in 1990, honed his skills by getting to know his clients thoroughly to "understand their needs and wants." This practice serves him well to this day.
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OPEN FORUM: THE DARKER THE NIGHT, THE BRIGHTER THE LIGHT
If I were to leave the planet for two months and return from my outer space experience to catch up on news in the travel and tourism business, I might come to the quick realization that the industry will soon be eliminated and even that the world may shortly come to an end.
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GARVIN GARRISON
Disney resort destinations are a dream come true; what better way to mix business
and pleasure without leaving the comforts of the 'playground with a twist'. Flexibility with a touch of magic is the Disney difference. They pride themselves in creating an environment to help tap into a world of imagination and inspiration. With two world famous theme parks, three amazing hotels, spectacular dinning, entertainment, Mandara spa and shopping, The Disney Resort offers fun ways to spark excitement inside and outside of the boardroom. No one could agree more, than Garvin Garrison, senior sales manager at Disneyland. "Disney is an icon. No matter where you are in the world, everyone knows who Disney is, people want to come, be it conferences or for family entertainment."
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Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life
BOOKMARKS
According to the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, 69 percent of people who consider themselves people of faith also believe that there is more than one way to
interpret the teachings of their religion. Alan Richards, author of the new novel The Second Cycle (Emerald Book Company), believes that this phenomenon is directly related to our continuing search for the true nature of God.
"The simple truth is that most people are ignorant and blasé about the thing most important thing in life, that being the true nature of God," Richards said. "The Bible was written by men - holy men - but men, nonetheless, which makes literal, dogmatic interpretation of the Bible unpalatable to many people. It's not just about whether the teachings and dogma appeal to them or have a place in their lives or world view - it's about the difference between walking the walk and talking the talk."
The Second Cycle, a fictional account of how a number of people come to terms with their individual search for the true meaning of God, is based on the true journey that lies before all of us.
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COMBINING BUSINESS AND PLEASURE IN THE PERFECT MEETING GETAWAY
There are a great number of things for you and your family to do in Michigan City, nestled on the southern shores of Lake Michigan about an hour east of Chicago. With
festivities year round, the city welcomes visitors with hospitality regardless of the season. It's the perfect destination to recharge, renew and refresh. From fantastic food, eclectic shopping and entertainment, to rich historical beauty and culture, it's the ideal departure from the ordinary every day.
The eastern edge of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore features Mount Baldy, a large wandering dune and is one of the tallest sand dunes on Lake Michigan. There are miles of pristine beaches for swimming, boating and enjoying nature. The Michigan City In-water Boat Show, the largest on the Great Lakes is celebrating its 30th year.
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People
The Phoenix Convention Center recently welcomed Cynthia Weaver as its new Communications Director. Weaver is responsible for media relations, internal and external communications, promoting environmental and sustainability programs and Web Content Management. Weaver came to the position from the city of Phoenix Public Information Office where she worked as a Public Information Officer since 2002.
Weaver's experience includes managing Public Relations for several city programs and departments including Housing, Environmental Programs & Sustainability, Youth & Education and Phoenix Sister Cities among others. Weaver was the first PIO for Phoenix's Downtown Development Office (DDO) and spearheaded communication efforts for the establishment of that office.
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RIU HOTELS & RESORTS RANKS HIGH IN CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Annual Market Metrix Hospitality Index Report Shows Travelers Happy wit
Based on 35,000 customer interviews, the 2008 Annual Market Metrix Hospitality Index (MMHI) showed that RIU Hotels & Resorts ranked high with customer
satisfaction, making the all-inclusive resort group the overall winner of the 2008 Annual MMHI for Upper Upscale Hotels.
"It is quite an honor to be recognized by so many travelers for our customer service," stated Luis Riu, CEO of RIU Hotels & Resorts. "It truly is the people you meet and interact with that make a vacation wonderful. And we are so proud that our employees provide our guests with the vacation experience beyond their expectations."
The MMHI revealed that in 2008 customer satisfaction was up for hotels (+0.9) and airlines (+1.5) and that RIU Hotels & Resorts ranked highest in customer satisfaction among Upper Upscale Hotels. The Market Metrix Hospitality Index™ (MMHI) is the largest and most in-depth measure of hospitality company performance available. For more information, visit www.marketmetrix.com.
TAMPA BAY & COMPANY UNVEILS 2008 VISITOR
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AUGUSTIN M. M. HOUEGBAN, PRESIDENT/CEO OF WORLD STAR PROTECTIVE SERVICES
Augustin Houegban grew up in the Republic of Benin in West Africa. He ventured to the United States in 2002 and has since studied business, finance and organizational
security management. After working in the security field for over 10 years, Houegban opened his own security service, World Star Protective Services. World Star Protective Services, based in the Los Angeles area and having started out with five full-time security guards, currently has over 50 full-time security guards in its employ.
"I like being the one responsible for protecting people and their property," says Houegban. "Clients come to me with their needs and concerns after having invested a lot of time and money into their properties; it's my job to provide them with the necessary services to make them feel safe and keep them and their belongings protected. World Star Protective Services equips our customers with extra eyes and peace of mind. I enjoy the public relations side of the business the most; I like to know that my clients feel safe and secure when my team is on the premises." Although Houegban is the main one in charge of office planning and operations for World Star, he still enjoys putting on his uniform and presenting to job sites. Once at the location, Houegban finds comfort in being able to assess his team's presence at the site and in enforcing that sense of security and manpower.
World Star Protective Services offers armed and unarmed security to commercial and residential buildings, hospitals, universities, financial institutions, malls, car dealerships, construction sites, churches and special events. They also offer bodyguards, corporate escorts and have a security training academy which provides the state required training for their security employees. World Star is California licensed (PPO # 16004), bonded and insured and all guards are put through an extensive background check, fingerprinted, instructed in The Power of Arrest, as well as Public Relations and the Laws & Regulations of a security guard.
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How To Unlock The Hidden Genius In Your Organization
Every organization has brilliant people who are "under the radar." They are the geniuses who may not look like everyone else,
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3 Reasons It's Wise To Spend Time With Those Who Are Different From Us
Americans may be living in an echo chamber.
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Why Don't We Have The Politics Of The Possible Anymore?
In 1954, when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Brown v. Board of Education, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP-the value of all goods and services produced in the United States)
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25 Free Things To Do This Winter In San Diego
From traditional holiday parades and festivals to the migration of California gray whales along the Pacific coast, a visit to San Diego during the winter offers a wealth of free, fun and festive experiences.
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West Hollywood Named The Most Walkable City In California
West Hollywood is proud to announce that it has been ranked the most walkable city in the state of California by
Walk Score®.
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Summer Of Shangri-La Begins With A Splash! Ste. 700, The Courtyard And Ditch Day Fridays Make Their Debut At Hotel Shangri-La
Sweeping Ocean Views, Summery Cocktails, and Courtyard & Rooftop Dining
Make Tamie Adaya’s Hotel Shangri-La This Summer’s Nexus of Fun. The Summer of Shangri-La is off to an early start, as the iconic Santa Monica Hotel Shangri-La launches Suite 700, The Courtyard and Ditch Day Fridays.
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114-Guest M/V Sea Spirit To Introduce Splendors Of The Southern Ocean's Aquatic And Birdlife On Value-Packed Fall 2017 Poseidon Expeditions
Reasons to venture toward Antarctica are many. Over 200 years ago uncharted waters, whales and the fur trade drew ships
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Oceanwide Discounts Voyages To Celebrate Ross Sea Protection News
Oceanwide Expeditions is celebrating the news that the
Ross Sea will become the world's largest marine
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Six Ne-For-2017 Cruise Itineraries Ecncompass Adventuresmith Explorations' Creativity
Creativity is a hallmark of small ship cruise expert AdventureSmith Explorations
as it applies to cruise routes, ports of call and destinations, choice of cruise vessel
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Oceania Cruises Introduces New Evening Tapas Menus
Flavors of Spain, Asia, and the World Come Alive Each Evening
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Chef Michael's Popular Ravioli Tarfufo Is Available At Acoya
After a long day at the beach, many travelers would prefer a leisurely, relaxing private dining experience within the confines
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The Turks & Caicos Collection's Alexandria Resort Launches New Oceanfront Eatery
Asú On the Beach Receives Rave Reviews Following November 1 Opening
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The Power of "Old School" Service Four Reasons Your Business Should Bring it Back
Companies are more tech-savvy than ever, but customers still crave old-fashioned service (albeit with a modern spin).
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Seven Big Rules to Follow When Firing a Client
Firing a client is one of the most difficult decisions a business owner will ever make. And when push comes to shove, few actually do the deed.
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If You Can't Listen, You Will Become Irrelevant: Nine Career-Damaging Bad Listening Habits And What You Can Do About Them,
Listening is the single most important job skill you can have in the 21st century. Ed Hess explains why.
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Kickstart Your Healthy New Year's Resolutions On a Dominican Republic Fitness Gertaway
From nature trekking to yoga retreats; vacationing in Dominican Republic
will get your heart pumping
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IHG Opens Flagship Even® Hotels Property In New York City, Quickly Expanmding Options For Wellness-Minded Travelers
First Hotel Brand Dedicated to Wellness Opens Third Hotel in Growing Portfolio
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Hotel Casa Del Mar & Shutters On The BEach Debut Custom Mindfulness-Inspired Offereings For Corporate Retreats & Group Travelers
Guests Can Reconnect Body and Soul Through Group Sessions With Santa Monica's John Sahakian, a World-Renowned Meditation and Stress-Management Expert
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