Marie Miller began performing at age 12, playing local music gigs in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. She told Zenger News that having hundreds of people watch she and her sister on… Read More »
The Atlanta Braves are the new World Series champions – the team’s first in over 20 years. As usual, the sports commentariat is all abuzz about how they won, viewership… Read More »
Jeramiah Solven knows exactly what he’s doing and for whom he’s doing it. A former Army Ranger who led raids in Afghanistan, he now leads corporate executives, law enforcement and… Read More »
Last week’s jobs report showed that the U.S. economy is growing well. Over 500,000 jobs were added in many industries, the unemployment rate fell, and the last two job reports… Read More »
Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce members run the gamut of size, industry, and revenue. Some are one-person operations grossing a quarter-million annually; others employ thousands of people and earn millions… Read More »
Until this past Friday, Southwood High School wasn’t on the media map. It was just one of many high schools in a small city. That changed when CBS did a… Read More »
Getting in the press has never been easier. You can literally create your own website tomorrow, write or talk about what’s going on in the world, and declare yourself part… Read More »
The last time you were at a restaurant, how long did you have to look at the menu to understand your options? How confident were you that the longer the… Read More »
Operational efficiency is at the heart of any successful business. Our founder’s recent article at Forbes.com examined how operations affect cash flow; what we’d like to do in this post… Read More »
A year ago, Tony Piloseno was just another college student without a job. He’d been fired from Sherwin-Williams and was mixing paint for 1.6 million TikTok followers. Just a few… Read More »
