Why Business Cards Still Matter

In the digital age where company websites and social media profiles make the first “general impression”, the personal act of handing a potential client a business card is often overlooked. A well-designed business card makes the first “personal impression”. The same way a firm handshake and eye contact get a relationship started on the right …

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Photo Study: Hummel Havoc

The event is organized by the Midwest Longboard Association, a nonprofit community group that I helped start back in 2010. Our goal is to organize and promote downhill skateboarding events around the region that are safe and fun for the whole family. If you are not from Omaha, you must understand that Hummel Park has …

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What We’re Listening To: 80s Road Trip Tracks

As the popularity of disco waned, explosive genres like hair metal and new wave rock took hold of the airwaves across America. The music industry enjoyed an increase in both the accessibility of digital recording equipment and the use of electronic synthesizers. It didn’t take long for these non-traditional instruments to become more commonplace both onstage and …

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How To Work Remotely With Your Team

I enjoy working as a team when there’s a project that needs all hands on deck, but I function best when I’m independently knocking items off the to-do list. The majority of my job involves overseeing web content, social media and digital advertising for ParentSavvy and Methodist, so working from an off-site location was not …

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Do Space Turns Back Time At Tech Petting Zoo

Omaha’s newest technology library offered visitors young and old a glimpse into past with an event they dubbed “The Technology Petting Zoo.” The event featured a hands-on look at all kinds of vintage electronics: including classic Apple computers, video games, typewriters, record players and more! There was even a wild Furby sighting—a rare opportunity for …

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