SpaceBound Solutions expands its Managed IT Services
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SpaceBound Solutions expands its Managed IT Services

SpaceBound Solutions expands its Managed IT Services

Cleveland, OH, June 28, 2024 — SpaceBound Solutions founded in 1987, offers Managed IT services that allow companies and government agencies to outsource the IT Services and Solutions that enables them to focus on their core mission. SpaceBound ensures data is protected and takes away the stress that comes with managing an IT infrastructure in-house.

Focused on delivering cost-effective IT Services that align technology to fit an organization’s needs – SpaceBound covers everything from desktop support, to the design and implementation of an improved IT infrastructure.

SpaceBound offers Security Assessments, Configuration & Installation, Disaster Recovery/Backup, Mobile Device Management, Network Review, Onsite Repair, Security Assessments and Wireless Infrastructure.

In addition, its expanded Physical Security Services now include: Surveillance Systems, Video Intercom, Building Entry Management, Gate and Access Controls, Burglar Alarm Security, Medical GPS Pendants, Environmental Sensors: Gunshot Detection – plus, Structured Cabling.

· SpaceBound is certified as a GSA contract holder and has technology trained representatives available on the front-end with assigned personal support service reps. available on the back-end.
· 35 plus years in business with long term, established partnerships with key technology manufacturers and distributors.
· Ability to guarantee extremely competitive pricing on IT services.
· Ability to guarantee competitive pricing on over 200,000 in-stock technology products.
· Assigned technology trained representatives available on the front-end with assigned personal support service reps. available on the back-end.

Doughnate Pizza Launches Summer of Doughnating
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Doughnate Pizza Launches Summer of Doughnating

Doughnate Pizza Launches Summer of Doughnating

Chicago, IL, June 28, 2024 –Under the dynamic leadership of Brian Rock, Doughnate Pizza is excited to relaunch with a renewed focus on community engagement and volunteerism. “Despite the challenges we’ve faced, our dedication to serving those in need has never wavered,” said Brian Rock, Chief Operations Officer. “We invite the community to join us in our mission of giving back.”

Summer of Doughnating: A Call to Action

Doughnate Pizza is kicking off its “Summer of Doughnating” initiative, encouraging individuals across Chicago to volunteer their time and skills to support local communities. This campaign aims to expand beyond food donations, fostering meaningful connections and impactful change throughout the city.

“We believe in the power of community and the impact of good deeds,” said Brian Rock. “Together, we can turn every slice of pizza into a slice of hope for those in need.”

Continued Commitment

Throughout their temporary closure, Doughnate Pizza maintained its vital outreach programs, providing essential meals to shelters across Chicago and supporting the community during challenging times.

Join Doughnate Pizza in Making a Difference

Doughnate Pizza calls upon all Chicagoans and supporters nationwide to get involved:
Volunteer: Help Doughnate Pizza prepare and distribute pizzas to those who need them most.
Donate: Your generous contributions ensure Doughnate Pizza can continue their mission to make a difference.

Abel Womack CEO Announces His Retirement and Successor
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Abel Womack CEO Announces His Retirement and Successor

Lawrence, MA, June 28, 2024 –-John Croce, CEO of Abel Womack, Inc., the 100-year-old premier Northeast US full-service lift truck, automation, and intralogistics company, has announced his plans to retire on June 30, 2024.

Mr. Croce’s remarkable journey with Abel Womack, which began as an intern at Northeastern University in 1974, has left an indelible impression on the company. His rapid ascent through the ranks, culminating in his appointment as President in 1994 and CEO in 2004, is a testament to his exceptional leadership. At the start of his 50-year tenure, the company, then known as Robert Abel & Co. in Woburn, MA, had a modest team of 14 employees primarily focused on selling cranes and hoists. Under his visionary leadership, the company began concentrating on its Raymond forklift line and diversified its portfolio. It then, over time, acquired Womack Material Handling and NECO Systems, constructed larger, modern facilities in Lawrence, MA and Wallingford, CT, and a much larger leased facility in Edgewood, NY; moves to accommodate future growth and facilitate strategic partnerships with customers and suppliers. These and other key moves have been instrumental in the company’s success.

“We had insight into where the industry was headed, so we decided to heavily invest in Raymond narrow aisle trucks, automation, robotics, engineering expertise and service capabilities at the ideal time to support our customers,” said Croce. “Those strategic investments paid off immensely in the long-term success of our organization.” When Croce became CEO, Abel Womack had around 100 employees and $50M in revenue. The company has significantly grown its offerings, revenues, profitability, and team size by fostering a healthy culture and getting the right people on the bus in the right seats, a team that is dedicated to the success of the organization. Abel Womack is now closing in on $200M in revenue and 300 team members.

Looking ahead, Mr. Croce expressed his anticipation of the personal time he will gain in retirement-time to enjoy life plus make a difference in other people’s lives. Reflecting on his journey, he sincerely expressed gratitude for the opportunity he was given and the remarkable team that has fostered our growth and success. “I grew up in humble beginnings and never considered myself an exceptional person,” said Croce. “But this talented, dedicated team has created company success well beyond what I had ever envisioned. I’m the luckiest guy in the world.”

After multiyear succession planning, Mr. Croce is confident in the transition of our President, Mike Petinge, into the role of Dealer Principal, effective July 1, 2024. “With Mike’s 36-year tenure with the company, ten years as President, his industry expertise and proven leadership, Abel Womack is not just prepared but positioned for continued growth and even greater success in the years to come. This seamless transition is a testament to our unwavering confidence in the strength of our team and the company’s leadership,” said Croce.

Medicare Insurance Producers Linkedin Group Approaches 8,000 Members
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Medicare Insurance Producers Linkedin Group Approaches 8,000 Members

Los Angeles, CA, June 28, 2024 — The Medicare Insurance Producers Linkedin group is approaching its 8,000th member according to an announcement today by the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance.

“We created the forum to share important news and to enable Medicare insurance professionals to connect,” shares Jesse Slome, director of the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance (AAMSI).

The special Linkedin group now has more members than the one focused on long-term care insurance which was created by Slome for the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance.

“Linkedin groups have proven effective for the Association to disseminate things we believe are important,” notes Slome. Outside promotional posts and spam announcements are not currently permitted.

Carol Henning-Franczyk MSW, MBA Named Woman of the Month for June 2024 by P.O.W.E.R.
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Carol Henning-Franczyk MSW, MBA Named Woman of the Month for June 2024 by P.O.W.E.R.

Carol Henning-Franczyk MSW, MBA Named Woman of the Month for June 2024 by P.O.W.E.R.

Philadelphia, PA, June 28, 2024 — Carol Henning-Franczyk of Philadelphia, Philadelphia has been named a Woman of the Month for June 2024 by P.O.W.E.R. (Professional Organization of Women of Excellence Recognized) for her outstanding achievements and contributions in the nonprofit field.

About Carol Henning-Franczyk
Carol Henning-Franczyk is the vice president of the Broken Wings Literacy Center. Located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the nonprofit organization serves the needs of children living in poverty-stricken ​environments and strives to enhance every child’s ​opportunity to receive educational support services ​and mental health services.

Since the 80’s Henning-Franczyk’s whole career has been dedicated to improving the lives of children and families. She served at the Philadelphia Department of Human Services (DHS) as a supervisor of the city’s Family Preservation Program where she led the effort to secure the systemic resources needed to keep vulnerable families together. She also served as vice president of Northeast Family Preservation, in a pivotal role to promote family preservation in Pennsylvania, New York, and DC policy arenas. She continues to be a vigilant advocate for strong standards to ensure the quality of the social work field and is particularly dedicated to strengthening and honoring the contributions of clinical social workers nationwide.

In addition to advancing the family preservation movement, Henning-Franczyk’s helped to create the Domestic Violence Program at DHS. She also served as a group counselor for Rehab After Work and as a rape counselor and trainer for Women Organized Against Rape at Episcopal. She also worked as a psychotherapist at Dr. Robin Lowey & Associates, providing therapy to individuals, couples, and families.

Henning-Franczyk has served on the boards of several non-profits and has valued the opportunity to advance the field through her volunteer work. She served on the Pennsylvania Society for Clinical Social Work (PSCSW) Board from 2015-2020 where she was legislative chair, on the board from 2015 – 2017, and board member at large from 2017-2020. As legislative chair, she was tenacious in advocating for the passage of HB1415 and SB 1078 – bills targeted to strengthen policies for professional social workers. Henning-Franczyk’s was also PSCSW’s co-film discussion coordinator. Her goal was to present and discuss a film once a month. Henning-Franczyk is affiliated with other organizations such as the Philadelphia Theater Company; Quintessence Theater; NASW-PA-Southeast Division; and the American Diabetic Association.

Also active in Toastmasters, she is currently president of We the Speakers, and vice president of membership for Positively Charged. Henning-Franczyk was also area director for several corporate clubs and two community clubs and is currently district recognition chair for (2024-2025) She is also committee person of her ward/division (21-43).

Henning-Franczyk’s received an MSW from the University of Pennsylvania, School of Social Research and Policy and studied under Dr. Harry Aponte and the Family Institute and remained active after graduating, serving on the steering committee for the Career Transitions Program and played a vital role in leading the University of Penn Alumni for several years in recruiting volunteers for the Penn Relays. She earned the title of Ambassador at the University of Penn School of Policy and Research for her work in mentoring students. She obtained an MBA from the University of Phoenix where she is vice president of alumni, received a Life Achievement Award, and was featured on the cover of The University of Phoenix Alumni magazine for April 2024.

In her spare time, Carol enjoys playing piano, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.

5th Annual Toronto Arab Film Festival This June 20-30
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5th Annual Toronto Arab Film Festival This June 20-30

5th Annual Toronto Arab Film Festival This June 20-30

Toronto, Canada, June 28, 2024 — This June, the Toronto Arab Film Festival (TAF) returns for its 5th annual festival, including films from Palestine, Lebanon, Egypt, Syria, Sudan, Saudi, Oman, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, and Jordan in addition to Canada, USA, Germany, Belgium, France and others.

This year the Festival will take place both virtually and in-person at Innis Town Hall, from June 20-30, 2024 with a selection of 41 films including 15 features and 26 short films.

Among this year’s highlights are films ranging from historical epics, like The Last Queen, inspired by the legendary Princess Zaphira’s fight against the infamous pirate, Barbarossa, to dark comedies, like Mandoob, a thrilling portrayal of Saudi Arabia’s gig economy and its dark consequences.

Also at the festival is Goodbye Julia, Mohamed Kordofani’s impressive debut feature film, which is the first Sudanese film to screen at Cannes’ Un Certain Regard, executive produced by Lupita Nyong’o. Race, religion and politics collide in the aftermath of the murder of a South Sudanese man and the unlikely friendship that forms between the witness of the murder and the deceased widow.

This year, the festival will feature films from non-Arab voices, such as, legendary British filmmaker Ken Loach’s, The Old Oak. Set in a previously thriving mining town as a group of Syrian refugees arrive, the film astutely and humanely observes the lives of the two communities intensely intertwining.

Additionally, this year, in partnership with the Director’s Guild of Canada, the festival will host Producer Accelerator, which will be held on June 23 at Centre for Social Innovation and will feature a series of panels intended to accelerate emerging producers’ and filmmakers’ entry into the industry through knowledge transfer and to connect emerging and mid-career producers and directors. Speakers include Christina Piovesan, Shonna Foster, Shant Joshi and Coral Aiken among other notable industry professionals.

Four awards will be presented this year – the Juthour Jury Award for Most Promising Filmmaker, the Qayqub Award for Best Canadian Short Film, the Yamama Audience Choice Award for best short film and the Nakheel Jury Award for best Feature Film.

The Festival will kick off with an opening social on June 21 at Pamenar — where filmmakers and artists will come together to meet and connect and will close on June 30 at the Royal Lounge to celebrate another milestone in the Festival’s young but significant history.

Tickets and additional details can be found on www.arabfilm.ca.

The Festival this year is made possible by the generous support of; Funding from Telefilm Canada and the Inspirit Foundation; in partnership with the Director’s Guild of Canada; and venue partners, The Cinema Studies Institute and The Centre for Social Innovation.

Uncaged Capital Closes $56MM Working Capital Facility for a South Dakota Beverage Manufacturer.
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Uncaged Capital Closes $56MM Working Capital Facility for a South Dakota Beverage Manufacturer.

San Francisco, CA, June 28, 2024 — Uncaged Capital announced a successful closing of $56,000,000 working capital for a South Dakota beverage manufacturer. The loan credit will enable the company to capitalize on growth opportunities and sustain its upward trajectory.

While the banks are busy reviewing most of these time-sensitive projects out there, Uncaged Capital is busy getting them funded as quickly as possible, Uncaged Capital understands the importance of time, says James McDonough, Managing Director at Uncaged Capital.

Uncaged Capital has streamlined the process for a seamless and hassle free for our clients nationwide and putting our clients interest first has been our top priority.

Livia Bar and Grill Wins Best of Fort Lauderdale Awards for 2024
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Livia Bar and Grill Wins Best of Fort Lauderdale Awards for 2024

Livia Bar and Grill Wins Best of Fort Lauderdale Awards for 2024

Fort Lauderdale, FL, June 28, 2024 — Livia Bar and Grill, the new and modern Italian restaurant located in the vibrant Flagler Village area of Fort Lauderdale, is proud to announce its victory in the prestigious Best of Fort Lauderdale Awards 2024. The restaurant has been recognized in two significant categories: Best New Restaurant winning gold and Best Craft Cocktail List winning bronze.

Nestled in the heart of Flagler Village, Livia Bar and Grill is dedicated to providing a unique and memorable dining experience. Guests are invited to savor the rich and authentic flavors of modern Italian cuisine. The restaurant boasts a specially curated wine list, featuring a selection of expertly chosen wines that perfectly complement the essence of its dishes. Adding an extra dimension to the dining experience, Livia’s elevated cocktail program offers handcrafted cocktails that are as artful as they are delicious.

“We are deeply honored to receive these awards,” said Anthony Licata, owner of Livia Bar and Grill. “Winning Best New Restaurant and Best Craft Cocktail List in a competitive city like Fort Lauderdale is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our entire team. We are committed to providing our guests with exceptional food, innovative beverages, and outstanding hospitality. These accolades reinforce our mission to be the premier destination for Italian dining in Fort Lauderdale.”

Livia Bar and Grill’s menu highlights a unique blend of authentic modern Italian cuisine. Guests can indulge in signature pizzas or explore innovative dishes like Dirty Macaroni and Short Rib Pappardelle. Complementing these culinary delights is an impressive cocktail list, which includes both signature and classic options.

In addition to its award-winning dinner menu, Livia Bar and Grill offers a delightful brunch menu available on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 AM to 3 PM. The restaurant also hosts a popular Ladies Night, where ladies enjoy free drinks from 6 PM to 10 PM every Thursday.

Frank DuVall’s Newly Released New Gravitational Physics
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Frank DuVall’s Newly Released New Gravitational Physics

Frank DuVall’s Newly Released New Gravitational Physics

Huntsville, AL, June 28, 2024 -“New Gravitational Physics: Convergence of Science & Religion”: an articulate and informative study of two seemingly opposed disciplines. “New Gravitational Physics: Convergence of Science & Religion” is the creation of published author, Frank DuVall.

DuVall states, “The objective of this book is to present the creative concepts and logical analysis leading to determining the energy required to create our universe. Further, this quest utilizes simple mathematics (no higher than second year Algebra). The value of the entities used herein were derived or miraculously selected individually from within a range of acceptable limits and applied in miraculous order. The universal results obtained by these processes signify that science and religion have been unified.”

Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Frank DuVall’s new book presents an engrossing analysis that brings together logical conclusions based in relevant facts.

Consumers can purchase “New Gravitational Physics: Convergence of Science & Religion” at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes and Noble.

Author Tommasina Huber’s Newly Released Twelve Lessons Learned On The Road Home
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Author Tommasina Huber’s Newly Released Twelve Lessons Learned On The Road Home

Author Tommasina Huber’s Newly Released Twelve Lessons Learned On The Road Home

Summerville, SC, June 28, 2024 –“Twelve Lessons Learned On The Road Home: A Road Map For Living A Well-loved Life”: a thought-provoking and engaging collection of lessons from the perspective of twelve individuals at the end of their lives who truly understand what is important on Earth. “Twelve Lessons Learned On The Road Home” is the creation of published author Tommasina Huber, a licensed registered nurse with over thirty years’ experience in owning her own health-care marketing company.

Author Tommasina Huber holds a BA in communication from California State University and a BSN from New York State University. After selling her marketing agency, she began working in healthcare education, hospice, and pediatric-oriented nursing. Alongside her professional endeavors, the author has dedicated thirteen years to serving on the Rehema Home Board, an orphanage in Kenya, and has contributed her time to various voluntary programs, including assisting homeless shelters and church leadership groups. A devoted wife and mother of five children and two dogs, Tommasina and her incredibly supportive husband call Charleston, South Carolina, home.

“At the end of life, which of these lessons learned when you look back will have the greatest influence on creating a life well lived?” writes Huber. “This story is the journey of my discovery of what living a well-loved life learned from life-changing lessons is. It is a well-loved life that leads to life-altering directional changes. “We will venture together as you meet twelve beautiful souls that will honor us with the perspective of their life lessons as they walk the final steps in their journey.”

Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Tommasina Huber’s new book will transport readers as they meet twelve beautiful souls willing to share their perspectives and life lessons as they walk the final steps in their journey. Through their courageous stories, readers will discover a profound guide for living a life rich in love, purpose, and authenticity, providing readers with invaluable insights that will impact them profoundly in ways that they never expected long after the final page.

View a synopsis of “Twelve Lessons Learned On The Road Home” on YouTube.

Consumers can purchase “Twelve Lessons Learned On The Road Home” at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, or Barnes and Noble.