Monthly Archives: November 2017

How Airbnb, Twitter, Skillshare, Buffer and Squarespace create and maintain great company cultures.

This Marketing Strategy Might Revolutionize the Industry the Way Email Did. Here's How to Get Ahead of the Trend.

by Ben Angel • November 28, 2017 • 0 Comments

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AdvoCare Foundation Makes Donation to Charles Rice Learning Center

by mallen@directsellingnews.com • November 28, 2017 • 0 Comments

Plano, Texas-based AdvoCare International announced that the AdvoCare Foundation, established to make an impact on the safety and health of children in need through a focus on fighting childhood obesity, recently made a $25,000 donation to REAL School Gardens, a non-profit dedicated to helping disadvantaged children achieve academic success through experiential outdoor learning.

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Kids In Need Foundation and Thirty-One Gifts Host Teaching Shopping Day

by mallen@directsellingnews.com • November 28, 2017 • 0 Comments

The Kids In Need Foundation (KINF) has partnered with Thirty-One Gifts to present a special “Thirty-One Gifts Teacher Shopping Day” event benefitting teachers and students across the state of Florida on Thursday, Nov. 30, at various Kids in Need Foundation Teacher Resource Centers throughout the state.

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LifeVantage Legacy Continues to Support Hurricane-Affected Areas

by mallen@directsellingnews.com • November 28, 2017 • 0 Comments

Following Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, LifeVantage Corp. focused its philanthropic efforts toward delivering critical supplies and money to distributors and residents in the affected areas in Texas, Florida and The Caribbean, among others.

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London and Berlin named cities most at risk of cyber attacks

by Owen Gough • November 28, 2017 • 0 Comments

Berliners are more at risk from cyber-attacks through exposed web-connected devices and services than any other major city in Europe, according to a new report released today by Trend Micro. Encompassing Western European capitals, the research identified more than 2.8 million ‘visible’ assets in the city, such as webcams, routers, printers, private telephone systems and
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