The Next Smart Step with Jodi Detjen Community Event Thursday, April 22, 2021 - 12:00pm
Join Bookmarks for a lunchtime event with Jodi Detjen, author of The Next Smart Step: How to Overcome Gender Stereotypes and Build Stronger Organization. Detjen is an organizational consultant and educator with a foundation in operational change management. The Next Smart Step builds on a positive reality, helping readers recognize and manage unconscious biases, see diversity as a 21st-century skill, and work towards equal partnerships in the workplace. It outlines strategies for flexibility, communication, openness, and mutual respect. This event is sponsored by Bookmarks and the Greater Winston Salem, Inc. Free online event, registration required: https://www.bookmarksnc.org/NextSmartStep
The Next Smart Step with Jodi Detjen Community Event Thursday, April 22, 2021 - 12:00pm to 1:00pm
Join Bookmarks for a lunchtime event with Jodi Detjen, author of The Next Smart Step: How to Overcome Gender Stereotypes and Build Stronger Organization. Detjen is an organizational consultant and educator with a foundation in operational change management. The Next Smart Step builds on a positive reality, helping readers recognize and manage unconscious biases, see diversity as a 21st-century skill, and work towards equal partnerships in the workplace. It outlines strategies for flexibility, communication, openness, and mutual respect. This event is sponsored by Bookmarks and the Greater Winston Salem, Inc. Free online event, registration required: https://www.bookmarksnc.org/NextSmartStep
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A company that makes vitamins and nutritional supplements may move to Winston-Salem
A company that makes vitamins and nutritional supplements is considering a move that would bring its headquarters and manufacturing to Winston-Salem into a building at the Whitaker Park business park on Reynolds Boulevard.
The Winston-Salem City Council is poised to sweeten the pot with an offer of $265,000 over five years. Other incentives could come from Forsyth County government, and the state of North Carolina is said to be considering $1.5 million in incentives.
âWe are the front runner,â Laura Lee told members of the Finance Committee of the city council on Monday. Lee is senior vice president of economic development for Greater Winston-Salem Inc., an organization that promotes business development here.
RiverRun, based in Winston-Salem, is a competitive event that annually showcases new films from both established and emerging filmmakers around the world. RiverRun screens new narrative, documentary, short, student and animated films, offering both audience and jury prizes in competition categories.
The 2021 festival will be a combination of virtual screenings, and outdoor and drive-in screenings. It will feature 134 films representing 24 countries culled from a pool of more than 1,500 films.
Venues will include Marketplace Drive-In, SECCA, the Kilpatrick Townsend campus on Fourth Street, The Winston Cup Museum, The Ramkat and Bailey Park in Winston-Salem, with one outdoor screening at RED Cinemas in Greensboro.