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Adding Color To Life, Roxy Barnes Is Bringing Flair To Nails Worldwide

Providing revolutionary nail lacquers in an array of dazzling colors is what’s fueling Luxe Lacquers, Inc.’s (www.luxelacquers.co) viral growth and company founder, Roxy Barnes, knows how to keep her company at the forefront of modern fashion and design trends. As a master hair designer and color stylist, it’s been Barnes job to make sure that […]

Steve Smith Is Making IT Worry Free

Technology is great until it doesn’t work. When a company’s computer system goes down, its productivity plummets. A loss of profits can occur if the IT system is not restored promptly. Steve Smith of Cube Jumpers, L.P. (www.cubejumpers.com) is all too aware of the woes computer troubles can cause business owners. That’s why he’s on […]

For Cindy Palermo, Caring For Seniors Is A Way Of Life

For Cindy Palermo, being a professional caregiver is a family tradition. With both her mother and grandmother working as caregivers before her, there was little surprise when Palermo entered the elder care field, herself. Leveraging her personal and professional experience in the industry, Palermo opened her own caregiving business. Founding Cindy’s Compassionate Care Services (www.cindyscompassionatecareservices.com), […]

Dan Skoczylas Is Making The World Safer One Background Check At A Time

In an ever-changing world, it’s important for business and property owners to know exactly who they are hiring or renting property to. Dan Skoczylas of CLS Background Investigations (www.cls-ent.com) understands how important it is to prevent employers, organizations, landlords from unintentionally hiring, associating with, or leasing to unscrupulous employees, volunteers, or tenants. With over 40 […]

Local Businesses In Gwinnett County Form A Community Business Referral Network

A Community Business Referral Network (CBRN) has recently launched in Gwinnett County, GA. Local area businesses have been hit by the bad economy and have seen a slowdown in customers and sales. Less foot and car traffic to main streets and local shopping areas has plagued many area businesses and restaurants. The number of Gwinnett […]

Bridging The Parent/Teacher Communication Gap With Mobile Apps

As a school teacher or administrator, chances are you’ve experienced undelivered notes and forgetful students which led to confused and uninformed parents. There is clearly a gap between teacher and parent communication. A gap that, if filled, could lead to better informed parents who are more engaged in their students’ education, while also providing flexibility […]

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