July 28, 2025 Find peace in a time of chaos BY Daniella Ballou-Aares and Craig Robinson A sense of unease has settled over the country—a shared anxiety fueled by headlines, social media, and persistent uncertainty about the future. From escalating conflicts in the Middle East to disturbing incidents of political violence here at home, Americans across the … Continue reading Find peace in a time of chaos
CrowdStrike’s $10 peace offering brews more trouble than it’s worth Suswati Basu Tech journalist In a quirky twist of corporate apology-gone-awry, cybersecurity giant CrowdStrike has left social media chortling after reportedly offering a meager $ 10 Uber Eats gift card to soothe the frazzled nerves of IT staff and partners bogged down by last … Continue reading CrowdStrike’s $10 peace offering brews more trouble than it’s worth
Todd Kunsman — January 6, 2020 Financial stress is a huge problem in the world, especially in the United States. While the stock market is reaching new highs, not everyone is stress free when it comes to their finances. Between student debt, consumer debt, overspending, and wages that really aren’t keep up with inflation — … Continue reading How to Start Eliminating Financial Stress and Be More at Peace
On the heels of studies that highlight a lack of transparency in digital advertising, columnist Melody Gambino points to the way forward and how we can rebuild trust in the programmatic world. Melody Gambino on July 5, 2016 Programmatic advertising already accounts for nearly 60 percent of US digital display ad spending, according to a … Continue reading The path to programmatic peace
Romona FosterJune 9, 2015 Recently, I had a situation in which I was not at peace with the client that I was working with. I worked with this client for about one year. The client came to me with no marketing strategy. He said he had a website and that was it. I put together … Continue reading When You’re Not At Peace With A Client, Is It Okay To Walk Away?
