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S3 branding
Indy ad agency S3 Advertising has revealed its new brand identity, which includes the line ’Where the Little Bite Big’.
The Cardiff-headquartered agency coined the line and look to affirm its belief that the seemingly ‘little’ have the power to overachieve – whether that’s the ‘little’ not-quite-the-market-leader (yet) brand, the little fledgeling team member who just needs someone to believe in them, or the relatively ‘little’ independent regional ad agencies working across the advertising industry.
It’s a new look, but the same ambitious spirit and down-to-earth culture for S3 as the agency looks to hold on to the best bits it is known for. The evolved brand philosophy can be found across the agency’s website and materials and in a new agency video.
Patronizing local businesses
As you know, the COVID-19 pandemic has devastated local businesses of all sizes and throughout all industries. As owner of The Londoner salon, I know first-hand the immense and seemingly never-ending struggles of just having to keep the doors open and my staff employed. And though I personally do not agree with the current limits on (personal) service-based industries, I understand the need to help protect the community as a whole, which is why I am writing this letter.
I want to remind all residents of the South Bay community to please continue supporting your local businesses. My team and I have been very fortunate to have extremely supportive clients who continue to purchase gift cards and products so I assure you, every little bit helps.
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Former Diss Express editor Kay Hunter dies after contracting coronavirus
| Updated: 10:35, 26 January 2021
Tributes have been paid to former Diss Express editor Kay Hunter, who died last week after being diagnosed with Covid-19.
Mrs Hunter was admitted to Norwich University Hospital on New Yearâs Eve after a fall at home. After being diagnosed with the virus, she died last Wednesday. She was 92.
She leaves a lasting and tangible legacy in Diss, both with her work at the newspaper and various community groups.
Diss Express editor Kay Hunter (seated), with reporters Carol Billingham, Richard Sutton and Bill Walker, and sub-editor Don Schofield.
The Value of Having a Retirement Plan Committee Charter
While not required by ERISA, attorneys say a committee charter is a best practice that can help a plan run more smoothly and help fiduciaries avoid litigation and penalties.
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The Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) does not require retirement plan and investment committees to have a charter, but industry experts believe this is a best practice that all plan sponsors should seriously consider.
“When you learn that the charter is the road map to the fiduciary oversight of the plan, you realize how committee charters can be even more important than the investment policy statement [IPS],” says Mike Webb, vice president at Cammack Retirement Group.