Sam Mashburn Graduates from Institute for Organization Management
Sam Mashburn of the Shoals Chamber of CommerceGraduates fromInstitute for Organization Management A Leadership Training Program Produced by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce WASHINGTON, D.C.— Institute for Organization Management, the professional development program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, is pleased to announce that Samuel Mashburn, IOM, Director of Business Advocacy, of the Shoals Chamber of Commerce, hasgraduated from the program and has received the recognition of IOM. Awarded to all
Keeping the Buzz Alive: Digital Strategies for Trade Show Wins
Trade shows once lived and died by the energy on the floor. The hum of conversation, the rustle of brochures, the unmistakable buzz of opportunity hanging in the air. But today, their power extends far beyond the convention center walls, thanks to a digital world that never goes dark. To squeeze the most from event investments, smart brands are leaning hard into digital tools before, during, and especially after the show. Start Long Before the Nametags Print The moment a trade show is booked, the real
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DTI Shoals Named an Innovate Alabama Network Designee and Project Grant Recipient
Tuscumbia, AL – Downtown Tuscumbia, Inc. (DTI Shoals) is proud to announce its selection as a designee and project grant recipient by the Innovate Alabama Network, a statewide initiative dedicated to fostering innovation by supporting key organizations that shape Alabama's entrepreneurial ecosystem. Innovate Alabama recently awarded nearly $15 million to 58 organizations in its third round of designations, aiming to catalyze innovation by focusing on three essential components: people, places, and
How Small Businesses Can Get a Handle on Document Chaos
Managing documents in a small business often feels like juggling receipts in a wind tunnel. Paper piles up, digital folders multiply like rabbits, and before long, key contracts or invoices go missing in the mess. What starts as an honest attempt to stay organized can unravel quickly without a deliberate strategy. But the good news? It doesn’t take an enterprise-level system to bring some order to the chaos—just consistent habits, smart tools, and a bit of foresight. Rethink “Organized” from the Ground
Clyde W. Anderson Award for Philanthropic Leadership Nominations Open
Press ReleaseFor Immediate ReleaseDate: May 30, 2025Contact: Kerry Del PizzoPhone: 256-366-9278Email: kerry@uwshoals.orgCall for Nominations and Selection Committee Members for the Prestigious Clyde W. Anderson Award for Philanthropic LeadershipFlorence, Alabama — United Way of Northwest Alabama is excited to announce the opening of nominations for the Clyde W. Anderson Award, a prestigious honor recognizing individuals, groups, or organizations that have made a significant and lasting impact on the
Making Online and Offline Marketing Work Together for Small Business
If you’re running a small business, you’re used to doing a lot with a little. Your resources are limited, your time is scarce, and your energy is stretched thin. So when it comes to marketing, you can’t afford to waste effort on strategies that don’t connect. And yet, many small business owners still treat digital and physical marketing like two separate planets, orbiting the same sun but never crossing paths. The truth is, your best chance at growing sustainably is learning how to make these two worlds