In the 3rd Quarter 2015 edition of the Periodic Ponderance, Katie and Michael co-authored an informative piece detailing the benefits of physical trackers that can be placed in your luggage prior to travelling: in the event your luggage goes missing in action, you don’t need to be at the mercy of airport baggage claim to […]
Read MoreBlog
Book Review: Beyond PR: Communicate Like a Champ in the Digital World
Review by Myra Salzer Cheryl D. Snapp Connor’s most recent book, Beyond PR: Communicate like a champ in the Digital Age, provides a landscape for working with journalists as they themselves navigate writing and publishing material in this new, ever-evolving environment. She presents practical avenues for businesses to communicate with journalists and PR firms to accomplish […]
Read MoreChowing Down: Mealworms A Potential Solution To Rampant Waste
The fact that Americans produce copious amounts of waste each year is nothing new, nor is the fact that we have yet to come up with viable, safe, and environmentally friendly ways of handling and discarding our waste, specifically plastics. According to Rob Jordan of the Stanford News, Americans toss out roughly 33 million tons […]
Read MoreTWC Gives Back: Volunteering With Community Food Share
On Friday, October 23rd, TWC closed up shop for the day to engage in work of a different nature. As has been our annual tradition, we donate one day of our time to a local organization in need of volunteers. It’s our way of giving back to the community and spending time outside the office […]
Read MoreJoeVolunteer! Be The Change You Want To See In The World
We recently learned of a revolutionary idea capable of changing the volunteer world as we know it. Volunteering is a widespread need, and many organizations would cease to exist were it not for the volunteers that make their operations possible. Volunteering adds to your relationships, boosts your self-esteem, and just all around makes you feel better, […]
Read More4 Money Mistakes People Often Make After A Spouse Dies
TWC’s Myra Salzer Featured in U.S. News & World Report Following the death of a spouse or partner, you’re vulnerable. Whatever your situation, it’s likely you have some major decisions to make. Financial advisors generally agree that the best course of action may be to delay some of those decisions until you reach a new equilibrium […]
Read More