It’s rodeo time, and 2,000,000+ people are getting ready and saddling up!
People travel far and wide, from parts unknown, to see the spectacle that we Houstonians experience once a year. Since the ‘50s, Trail Riders have migrated to Memorial Park to attend and participate in the Rodeo parade leading up to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Continue reading “Houston Rodeo – Saddle Up”
Marketing to Consumers with a Disability
Recently I decided to start a small business. I also decided that conducting research on how to market a successful business would be worth my while.
I wanted to learn how I could be explosive in the market…I knew I wanted to provide exceptional service, boast a quality product and, of course, make money in the process. Continue reading “Inclusion Matters”
You expect a lot from your resume. This small, relatively simple document carries a lot of weight.
If you’re lucky, your resume will make an employer curious about your potential. If you’re lucky, the employer won’t be able to resist the urge to meet you. He or she will want to “experience” first-hand the professional represented on this simple, magical document. Continue reading “Say Goodbye to the One Hit Wonder”
