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Relationships matter: How one Philadelphia high-rise puts customer service first

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The post Relationships matter: How one Philadelphia high-rise puts customer service first appeared first on Ungated: Community Associations Institute Blog. Attendees will experience community tours, innovative education sessions specific to high-rise management, and opportunities to network with colleagues from around the country.

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Streets of Philadelphia All Set for DNC

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And with a convention of this size, with so many high-profile and influential attendees, you better believe the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau and Philadelphia 2016 Host Committee have been hard at work ever since the DNC was awarded to them in February 2015. In other words, the DNC will be huge. Future Meetings Welcome.

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Philadelphia Newspapers Get new Nonprofit Lease on Life

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In a landmark decision relatively unheard of in the media world, the owner of The Philadelphia Inquirer , the Philadelphia Daily News , and Philly.com has given his ownership of the news outlets to a new nonprofit media institute, a move he says is intended to keep them sustainable while finding new distribution models.

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Expos Returning to Philadelphia After Labor Contract Changes

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Now that there’s a deal in place with most—but not all—of the labor unions that work the Pennsylvania Convention Center, the Philadelphia facility is starting to win back some business. “This meant that, despite a successful meeting in 2007, AIHA would not reconsider Philadelphia.” Left on the Sidelines.

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Crisis Averted: Philadelphia Event Venue’s Labor Conflict Ends Quickly

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More details: The backstory: Early Thursday morning, four unions whose members do work at the Philadelphia convention center—Teamsters and those representing carpenters, stagehands, and riggers—formed a picket line outside of the venue to protest a proposal they said would weaken the unions’ jurisdiction and cut working hours.

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Society Hill Towers: How proactive maintenance gives a Philly high-rise a competitive advantage

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Pei and completed in 1964—soars over Philadelphia’s brownstones and historic buildings. Jerrold “Jim” Morris, a Philadelphia attorney who is vice president of the board, has lived in the community since the 1980s. Society Hill Towers—a condominium complex of three, 30-story modernist towers designed by renowned architect I.M.

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ICYMI: “How Can Police Rebuild Trust?”

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Listen in on this flash chat segment from Thursday, June 11, when Former DC and Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey answered my question about trust during the webinar, “Justice and Peace: A Dialogue on Anti Racism and the Future of Policing in America.”.