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Dr. Obed Magny is a leadership development expert and executive coach specializing in organizational culture transformation. With nearly two decades of experience as a police officer and organizati...
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About: The Tontine Cafe & Exchange is coffee shop - emulating Lloyd's of London -- a meeting place for exchange and trade. The Tontine Café & Exchange - Richmond Coffee & Tea Coffee, from the pot Free Expresso 1 Fancy Coffee 3 Can, Heated, Korean Style 4 Exchange Goods offers Buy/Sell Morton’s Salt, 26oz 3 / 5 Coffee, 1 LB 10/11 Tobacco, Carton 7/8 Brewer’s Yeast, 8 oz 3/4 Scotch, Red Label, 15/17 Scotch, Black 22/25 Fire Works 6/8 Reply Coupons Face/Face & 5% Chocolate, 10 Lb 55/60 Beer & Beer Notes 7/8 Silver, Gold, US Coin & Stamps. Silver Rounds, 1 oz 24/26 Gold rounds, 1 gm 68/70 US pre -64 coins, 1 K 123/145 Pennies, 1 K 44/46 Restaurant Medallions 15/20 Collectable Coins Blue Book / Red Book Stamps, Forever 56/60 Stamps other, OZ 5/8 Tontineoploy Board Game 35 We are also interested Revolutionary, Civil War, WW1, WW2, Korean & Vietnam awards, Pins & Buttons, US political Buttons and US Encased Postage.
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About: Paper Money Backed by Minted Silver
Georgetown Cash is printed paper money redeemable for minted silver. Designed as a merchant loyalty program, restaurants can issue these banknotes as bonuses, and patrons can redeem them for specials, discounts, or minted silver.
How It Works
Restaurants distribute Georgetown Cash to customers as rewards for qualifying purchases—such as ordering a featured dinner. Diners can then:
Redeem Georgetown Cash for desserts, special coffees, or other menu items.
Spend it at any participating restaurant in Georgetown.
Save and exchange it for minted silver.
Because Georgetown Cash is accepted universally among participating businesses, it encourages diners to explore multiple local restaurants, fostering loyalty to the community....
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About: Dorian (aka Dori) Mintzer, M.S.W., Ph.D.,BCC, is a Licensed Psychologist, Board Certified Coach and Retirement Expert. She provides Speaking, Workshop Facilitation, Psychotherapy, Career, Life and Retirement Transition Coaching, Couples Relationship Coaching and Executive Coaching. She is a member of the National Speakers Association and the Life Planning Network. She is a sought after speaker and workshop facilitator. She's been featured on The Today Show, ABC Evening News and NPR as well as in a variety of media such as the WSJ, NYTimes, USAToday, Washington Post, Forbes.com and the Fiscal Times. She facilitates workshops and speaks to community and professional groups on topics such as the changing landscape of retirement, mid-life issues for individuals and couples, psychology of money, spirituality, and positive psychology/positive aging. She is co-author of The Couple's Retirement Puzzle: 10 Must-Have Conversations for Creating an Amazing New Life Together and a contributor to a number of additional books.
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Steve is a public speaker and writer. He has extensive experience in marketing, as a columnist and feature writer, state representative, meeting facilitator, lecturer and public speaker. He is curr...
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About: Businesses often use "beer notes" or drink coupons in several creative ways to attract customers, boost sales, and build loyalty. Here are some examples: 1. Event Promotions Concerts or Festivals: Many festivals offer branded drink coupons as part of entry packages, which attendees can redeem for a beer at the event. This encourages ticket purchases and often introduces customers to new beer brands. Sports Venues: Some sports venues provide “first drink on us” coupons for attendees, enhancing the experience and encouraging early entry. 2. Loyalty and Rewards Programs Breweries and Bars: Breweries sometimes offer a "Buy 10, Get 1 Free"
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About: Today, a groundbreaking new website, www.KeepPlymouthCharming.com, has been launched as an informational and advocacy hub aimed at preserving Plymouth’s distinctive charm by taking a decisive stand against the proposed Champion PUD at the Christian Science Church in the city of Plymouth, Michigan. This platform has been created for community members to access resources, updates, and clear calls-to-action on how to oppose developments that threaten the town’s identity and legacy.
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About: Thomas H. Greco, Jr. is a preeminent scholar, author, educator, and community economist, who, for more than 40 years, has been working at the leading edge of transformational restructuring. He is widely regarded as a leading authority on moneyless exchange systems, community currencies, financial innovation, and community economic development, and is a sought after speaker internationally. He has traveled widely in Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Americas, lecturing, teaching, and advising.
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