Archive for the ‘Business’ Category
Friday, December 20th, 2013
Dean Wallace (standing, far left) of Morgan Stanley, discussed financial careers during an event at The Black Olive Restaurant on Wednesday.
Thanks to Inspiration for the Nation for inviting us to The Black Olive (now located on the Connective Corridor at West Fayette) for a mixer sponsored by the Syracuse offices of Morgan Stanley.
Tags:2013, Black Olive, Business, Connective Corridor, Finance, Morgan Stanley, NIFTN, Restaurant, Syracuse
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Wednesday, December 11th, 2013
The nearly century-old sycamore tree stands guard near southern entrance to the Syracuse Center of Excellence (CoE) property.
Construction continues on Washington Street near the CoE building (interrupting our normal Connective Corridor route). We took a recent tour of the facilities and were briefed on the numerous green projects and advanced energy systems. We also found out that Syracuse is taking sustainability + conservation to new heights, because although new foliage was added on Washington Street, they didn’t displace this mature sycamore (located near what will become the CoE parking lot).
Tags:2013, Connective Corridor, Flora, Midtown, Neighborhood in Transition, Syracuse Center of Excellence (Syracuse CoE)
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Monday, December 9th, 2013
Maybe the most progressive programming (artistic and otherwise) we’ve covered this year was held at the Community Folk Art Center this year. Here is a short clip of media personality George Kilpatrick talking about his radio endeavors during the CNY Mocha Men event produced by Me’Shae Brooks-Rolling.
Tags:2013, African American Radio Personalities, CFAC, CNY Mocha Men, Connective Corridor, George Kilpatrick, Me'Shae Brooks-Rolling, Year in Review
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Monday, November 25th, 2013
“There’s 30, 000 brilliant individuals who are creating green buildings, nontoxic classrooms and sustainable architecture. And they’re in Philly this week, taking in our city skyline, Federal Donuts & local fare.” Julie Hancher, GreenPhilly (blog)
Here’s a good dose of self-esteem for Central New York. Our region is actually ahead of the curve in terms of planning and implementing green infrastructure and sustainability. Linda Dickerson-Hartsock, Owen Kerney and Andrew Potts were in Philadelphia last week to present the Syracuse experience at the GreenBuild International Conference and Expo.
Matt Millea and Matt Marko from the Center of Excellence also presented at the conference.
The keynote speaker at Greenbuild was former New York Senator Hillary Clinton.
Tags:2013, architecture, City Planning, Greenbuild, Linda Dickerson Hartsock, Philadelphia, Sustainability, Syracuse, Syracuse Architectural Digest, Syracuse Center of Excellence (Syracuse CoE)
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Saturday, November 23rd, 2013
Here are some of the photographs from Saturday’s CNY Mocha Men event at CFAC organized by Me’Shae Brooks-Rolling.
Ahmeed Turner, Scholarship Director, Say Yes (Syracuse) with his father Rev. Phil Turner.
Davine Bey, Manager of Talent Acquisition, Cornell University
Panelists Vincent Love (100 Black Men), Rev. Harry Patterson (Abundant Life Christian Center) and Dr. James Haywood Rolling (Syracuse University).
TV Host Vicki Brakens with panelist Rickey Brown (Home Headquarters, Inc.)
Tags:2013, Ahmeed Turner, CFAC, CNY Mocha Men, Connective Corridor, Davine Bey, Dr. James Haywood Rolling, George Kilpatrick, Harry Patterson, Me'Shae Brooks-Rolling, Rev. Phil Turner, Rickey T. Brown, Vicki Brackens, Vincent Love
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Friday, November 22nd, 2013
Social Media Breakfast Syracuse #10 Panel: Kimberley McCoy, Rachel Boucher, Matthew De Bellas and Sarah Massett (with moderator Patrick Finlon, left).
This kind of collaboration is encouraging.
We finally got to attend a Social Media Breakfast here in town. The group had its latest meeting at Syracuse Stage on Thursday, and the focus was how arts organizations engage online. Participants included representatives from The Red House, The Everson Museum, CNY Arts and Art Rage.
The discussion ranged from generating unique content and boosting awareness to using “gamification” (rewards) and data collection methods to gain new followers/supporters.
What was most impressive is that you didn’t have to be a savvy social media manager or represent an art venue to pick up pearls of wisdom from this conversation. Quick, power-packed, yet very filling, it was like breakfast for your head.
Tags:Art, Art Rage Gallery, CNY Arts, Everson Museum, Facebook, Google +, Patrick Finlon, SMBSYR#10, Social Media Breakfast, Syracuse Stage, The Redhouse, twitter
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Wednesday, November 20th, 2013
We saw a poll this morning online and were not surprised that data showed Chick Fil-A is the most desired fast food franchise here in Central New York. Another one of our favorites is Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack. Shake Shack is not a franchise, but would be a great addition to Armory Square or the Connective Corridor.
Tags:2013, Business, Chick-fil-A, Connective Corridor, Food, Shake Shack, Syracuse, Syracuse Demographics, Washington DC
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