PLAYS OF WILTON2nd ANNUAL GIVING TUESDAY TELETHON & FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGNThis December 3, 2024, Plays of Wilton (POW!) invites you to be part of something extraordinary! As one of South Florida’s leading LGBTQ+ theaters, POW! is dedicated to uplifting LGBTQ+ artists and their stories, creating groundbreaking productions, and fostering community through the arts.They are thrilled to present the 2nd Annual Giving Tuesday Telethon, a joyful, nostalgic nod to the classic marathon charity telethons of the past.
Plays of Wilton & Ronnie Larsen Presents Mount a World Premiere Play Sponsored by CAN Community Health Foundation The world premieres of PrEP’d, conceived by Ronnie Larsen and Joseph Guidetti, written by Ronnie Larsen and developed through a grant from CAN Community Health Foundation will run for 17 performances at The Foundry in Wilton Manors from Friday, November 1 through Sunday November 24, 2024. PrEP’d will be the tenth world premiere presented at The Foundry since their inception in 2020. PrEP’d
Small businesses are constantly pushed to keep up with the fast-moving pace of modern operations. Shifting daily tasks from manual to automated systems can dramatically increase efficiency. Automation changes how teams handle routine work, leading to a significant boost in productivity. Technology offers a practical solution for streamlining operations, which opens up more opportunities for innovation. As businesses evolve, this shift allows for smoother workflows without sacrificing growth
As we celebrate Women's Small Business Month this October, it's important to recognize the innovative tools that empower women entrepreneurs to streamline their operations and drive growth. Adobe Acrobat offers a suite of features designed to enhance productivity, making it easier to manage documents, collaborate with teams, and handle essential business tasks efficiently. For women business owners looking to save time and focus on scaling their ventures, these solutions can be a game-changer in
Navigating the uncertain waters of unemployment can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to capsize your financial boat. Imagine turning this transitional period into an opportunity to refine your financial resilience and discover new income streams. This article will arm you with practical strategies to not only weather the storm but come out stronger on the other side. From negotiating lower bills and boosting your income through remote tasks to tapping into federal assistance and reigniting old
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Keith Blackburn to Retire as President and CEO of Greater Fort Lauderdale LGBT Chamber of Commerce (GFLGLCC) After 14 Years of Service Jason Nunez Named as Successor, Effective January 1, 2025 Fort Lauderdale, FL – October 7, 2024 – After 14 years of impactful leadership as the founder, President, and CEO of the Greater Fort Lauderdale LGBT Chamber of Commerce (GFLGLCC), Keith Blackburn has announced his retirement, effective December 31, 2024. This decision comes after careful
Starting a local business can be an exciting and rewarding venture. However, it requires extensive research and preparation to ensure a successful launch. From researching regulations related to your venture to creating a marketing plan, here are some essential steps to follow when preparing for the launch of your local business.Research Business Regulations for Legal Compliance One of the first steps in launching a local business is researching and understanding the regulations related to your venture.
Many entrepreneurs have proven that you don’t need a college degree to be successful in business. With the right approach--such as using PDF tools to save time and money--businesses can be started from the ground up without ever stepping foot on a college campus. The Greater Fort Lauderdale LGBT Chamber of Commerce is here to help with several tips on how to start and run a successful business without the aid of a degree.Start with Small, SMART Goals When starting out, it’s important to set small goals
The fourth quarter is upon us, which means it's time to start wrapping up the year and preparing for the next one. For small businesses, this means taking stock of what you've accomplished, setting new goals, and making sure you're ready for the holiday season. From the Greater Fort Lauderdale LGBT Chamber of Commerce, here's a rundown of what you need to do to get your small business ready for the fourth quarter. Evaluate Your Goal Achievement The first order of business is to take a look
