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In the Market of Giants (and 49ers), Our Local Focus Makes Us Mighty In today's globalized world, it's easy to overlook the power of local expertise and commitment. But at NASLEF, we understand that being an underdog can be a superpower. Our members, often considered niche players compared to industry giants, are thriving thanks to their unwavering dedication to serving specific local and regional geographies. Here's why we believe this focus is a strategic advantage: 1.    Deep Community Roots: Our members are woven into the fabric of their communities. They understand the unique needs, challenges, and opportunities of their local markets like no outsider can. This deep understanding fosters trust and loyalty with partners, creating a competitive edge in a world increasingly craving authenticity. 2.    Unwavering Passion: Our members are driven by a genuine passion for their communities and the people they serve. This passion translates into exceptional service and dedication, qualities that resonate deeply with partners who value personal connections and meaningful interactions. 3.    Collaboration and Innovation: Our members recognize the power of collaboration. They readily share knowledge, resources, and best practices, fostering a culture of innovation that benefits both individual businesses and the community as a whole. 4.    Building a Stronger Future: By investing in their local communities, our members are building a more resilient and prosperous future for all. They create homes, support local businesses, and contribute to the overall well-being of the regions they serve. This commitment to shared success sets them apart from corporations solely focused on maximizing profits. We are proud of our members, the underdogs who are proving that local focus and commitment can be a winning formula. They are an inspiration to us all, demonstrating that true success often lies in serving your community with passion, dedication, and a commitment to making a positive impact. Are you also committed to your community and affordable housing? Consider joining NASLEF and becoming part of a network of passionate, innovative underdogs who are proving that local focus is a recipe for success. Together, local presence can make a national impact. #NASLEFnetwork #truegrit #onepride

As a remote employee, it can be difficult to facilitate professional connections and foster a sense of belonging within an organization. Since moving across the country, it's something I've personally struggled with in not having a local office. However, when you work amongst the best sales team and they rally together for in-office events, it's impossible to not be overwhelmed with lightheartedness and humour. Keeping the office culture alive allows remote employees to vicariously experience it when they otherwise don't have the option to experience it in person, so I'd like to give a huge thanks to the dream team in putting office events together. Disclaimer: being a sales engineer, I could never make a grandiose statement like "I work amongst the best sales team" without supporting evidence, so I'll let the data speak for itself. (And for future reference, I'd make a sweet Goomba)

_____ was just _____ of age… We just heard that phrase once again when Dallas Cowboys Hall of Famer Larry Allen passed away at 52. I don’t know the details but I do know that we all don’t know when but we do know the inevitability of the outcome. Are you sleepwalking through life or are you doing everything possible to live your version of an extraordinary life? We created this logo as a symbol of the truth… We only have one life. #On1yLife #anyonecanbeordinary #theoutlierproject

How a Circus Saved the Brooklyn Bridge. In 1883, New Yorkers were super nervous about the brand-new Brooklyn Bridge. They were so scared it might collapse that when a woman tripped, it caused a huge panic, and many people got hurt. The bridge’s owners had previously turned down a $5,000 offer from Barnum to let him parade his circus animals across it as a publicity stunt, but they changed their minds after the accident. P.T. Barnum, a clever showman known for his circus, had an idea. He knew that seeing meant believing. He wanted to show everyone that the bridge was strong. So, on the night of May 17, 1884, he marched 21 elephants and 17 camels across the bridge. The famous Jumbo was part of the procession, as was “Toung Taloung,” a white elephant Barnum had recently acquired from Thailand. The parade was a priceless piece of advertising for Barnum’s circus, and the combined weight of the elephants—many of which tipped the scales at over 10,000 pounds—helped put to rest any worries about the bridge’s stability. The huge animals made it across without any trouble, and this amazing sight convinced people that the bridge was safe. 🐘🐪 🌉 Sometimes, to solve a big problem, you need a big, bold action. Barnum’s idea helped everyone see the bridge’s strength in a fun and unforgettable way. Image courtesy: untappedcities #BrooklynBridge #History #PTBarnum #Innovation #ProblemSolving #Leadership #Engineering #NYHistory #CreativeSolutions #PublicTrust #Circus #Elephants #HistoricEvents #EngineeringMarvels #NewYorkCity #LessonsLearned #Inspiration #Spectacle #IconicLandmarks #ConfidenceBuilding #learningwithhiral #learningeveryday

Typically I use LinkedIn solely for career and education updates. However, this post genuinely resonated with me, compelling me to share my thoughts! 🎲 Tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs) often don't receive the recognition they deserve for their potential to enhance team bonding within corporate settings. 🤝 These games not only serve as a fantastic avenue for individuals to unleash their creativity, strengthen interpersonal relationships, tackle challenges collaboratively, and revel in shared accomplishments, but they also provide a unique opportunity for employees to relax, have a good time, and let their hair down in a low pressure setting. 🔎 These elements can subsequently lead to more seamless collaboration, improved communication, and an overall more dynamic and engaging workplace culture! #TeamBonding #WorkplaceCulture #TTRPG

This video shows you our experience at the #WorldPremiere of the #Impossible #Hotdog in #NewYorkCity! What events have you been to or planning to go? Please share in the comments below! @everyone https://lnkd.in/ekEvjm9V

As a marketer, I just want to say... what a smart idea! 💡 Nobody can deny that Collision Conf is a great event, an ideal platform to connect with providers, clients, and, of course, investors 🤑 . But that's exactly why it's full of competitors too 😥 . So, in this ocean of companies, entrepreneurs, and start-ups, how can you stand out from the crowd? 🤷♂️ Cormac Doyle and his partner made a difference, wearing wizard costumes 🧙♂️ 🧙♂️ that perfectly matched their product named Merlin (a legendary wizard 🏰 ). This, as simple as it may seem, makes a huge difference. It not only captures attention during the event but also afterward with the content (videos and photos 📸 ) you produce. People will remember your brand 🧠 because of the impression you made, and someone like me will share your content 🔄 because it’s valuable. That’s why, dear Cormac, that was a truly smart idea. This is the essence of the marketing strategy. What do you think—was it a smart move? #InnovativeMarketing #EventBranding #CreativeCampaigns #MarketingMagic #StandOutStrategy

For those of you familiar with my wild horse photography, I urge you to watch this interview and to watch the documentary Wild Beauty: Mustang Spirit of the West. #istandwithwildhorses

The “Love” between Deadpool and Wolverine. Cant wait to watch the action and their “teamwork”!! So, here’s a fun concept illustration representing the pure relationship of the 2 legends, Deadpool and Wolverine. #illustration #conceptart #characterillustration #marvel #deadpoolandwolverine #digitalillustration

One step closer to the holo deck https://lnkd.in/eu4cUmrj