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Speakeasy Art presents: "Sound & Vision" June 7 - July 28 opening reception: Friday, June 7th 6-9pm

Please join us for the opening reception and our 1st anniversary celebration Friday, May 3 from 6-9 pm. Boonton First Friday's features 6 galleries on Main Street holding receptions each and every first friday of the month.

"Technology is not going anywhere — and what we've seen in the past is minimal compared to what's coming," says Jeanette Schneider, regional vice president of RE/MAX Southeastern Michigan.

Speakeasy Art Gallery presents: Tom Shelton April 5th-28th Please join us for the opening reception Friday, April 5th from 6-9pm 816 Main Street Boonton, NJ 07005 973-557-8268 www.speakeasyart.com Tom Shelton is a self-taught artist who works mainly with.

Speakeasy Art presents: The Art of Peter Johnson February 1 - 24 Artist’s reception: Friday, February 1, 2013 from 6-9pm

Downtowns areas, business improvement districts, and Main Street communities will face a variety of challenges and opportunities this year.

www.TalkSportsNow.com welcomes two new talented sportswriters

Speakeasy Art Gallery presents: "Munny Maker" December 7-30 Opening reception Friday, December 7th 6-9pm

Speakeasy Art presents: Amy Puccio November 2-25, 2012 Artist's reception Friday, November 2nd 6-9pm

As part of Boonton Main Street's annual Fall Art Walk, Speakeasy Art Gallery is proud to present the opening reception of JMR on Friday, October 5th from 4-9.

Railroad & Transportation Festival – Boonton Sunday, September 16, 2012 - 10 am - 5 pm Sponsored by the United Railroad Historical Society of NJ, Inc. dba New Jersey Railroad Museum (Restoration Facility)

Speakeasy Art launches it's monthly first Friday solo art openings with "The Work of Christine Wagner" at its new location, 816 Main Street, Boonton, NJ. Opening reception: Friday, June 1, 2012 from 6-9pm, on exhibit June 1 - June 24

Aces Boxing Club in Boonton launches a new after school boxing program for kids

Boxing arrives in the small town of Boonton as Aces Boxing Club opens up

Speakeasy Art presents: "Sound & Vision" June 7 - July 28 opening reception: Friday, June 7th 6-9pm

Learn the details of the Philadelphia Insurance Companies Voice of the Customer program.

The distributed order management system (DOMS) tracks inventory across DCs and even inside thousands of trucks driven by technicians.

For agents considering joining your firm, the pain of making a change is a major obstacle. To smooth the way, use a transition plan.

Industry expert provides 9 tips for success including, talk to your lift truck manufacturer, pull a permit, and check the fire code.

In the warehouse and distribution center, management by walking around is a good start; here's four guidelines for success while walking.

Customer service managers share their techniques for low-cost in-house training.

The more you know about "touch points" in the customer experience, and the more your employees can take ownership of them, the more likely they will contribute to an overall positive experience for your customers.

Please join us for the opening reception and our 1st anniversary celebration Friday, May 3 from 6-9 pm. Boonton First Friday's features 6 galleries on Main Street holding receptions each and every first friday of the month.

A growing number of brokers are making a point of hiring former soldiers, and they say these recruits bring an impressive degree of determination, initiative, and polish to an industry known for its freewheeling and sometimes sloppy culture.

Academic research considers the time commitment and the rewards of cold...

The list of technologies that could offer customer service and call centers significant benefits is daunting. So daunting, in fact, that service managers might be tempted to throw up their hands.

Distribution center managers find themselves under ever increasing pressure to slash costs and boost margins — yet many haven't taken any kind of formal approach to ferreting out savings. That's according to research by Intermec.

"Technology is not going anywhere — and what we've seen in the past is minimal compared to what's coming," says Jeanette Schneider, regional vice president of RE/MAX Southeastern Michigan.

Speakeasy Art Gallery presents: Tom Shelton April 5th-28th Please join us for the opening reception Friday, April 5th from 6-9pm 816 Main Street Boonton, NJ 07005 973-557-8268 www.speakeasyart.com Tom Shelton is a self-taught artist who works mainly with.

It's no secret that creating a positive customer experience fosters customer loyalty.

Uniform company takes a top-down approach to transform itself into a worker safety star.

Access to office equipment, support, and networking bring budding entrepreneurs downtown and keep them there.

Tips from brokers and agents who are saving time with technology

Publishing service standards and sharing them with customers and coworkers ensures that all efforts are aligned.

If a worker voices safety concerns, take it seriously or risk running afoul of whistleblower rules.

Find what is unique to your community and build on that to draw visitors.

Have fun, embrace growth, and other rules for managing through the rebound.

There are books on management techniques, employee empowerment and engagement,recognition and rewards, dealing with disruptive behavior, service language, maintaining a work/life balance, and a variety of other topics.

Are you losing money to sloppy inventory practices? Clean up your procedures and see profits improve.

To get deals, some residential real estate agents search out properties that aren't on the market.

For art to grace downtown streets it must be easy and inexpensive to maintain.

In the New Year, managers will be confronted with increasing demands for immediacy, integration, and self-service.

Doing more with less remains a common theme, but time is ripe for new investment.

Speakeasy Art presents: The Art of Peter Johnson February 1 - 24 Artist’s reception: Friday, February 1, 2013 from 6-9pm

As residential real estate industry rebounds, broker/owners look to staff up.

Downtowns areas, business improvement districts, and Main Street communities will face a variety of challenges and opportunities this year.

Real Estate Broker's Insider reports on industry trends for 2013

Three Customer Service Managers share their techniques for high-impact, low-cost rewards.

In the December issue of "Real Estate Broker's Insider" newsletter, real estate coach Michael Staver, says brokers and agents will get more done if they slow down once in a while.

The Bristol, CT, development authority has assisted four restaurants and a bakery through its Downtown Restaurant Incentive Program.

Co-loading helps these companies cut their shipping costs by 15 percent to 25 percent, saving millions.

Providing reps those experiences can lead to better service.

New Haven, CT's Project Storefronts is bringing art and new businesses downtown.

After seeing an outsider bring energy, accountability, and professionalism to a money-losing office, this broker changed his approach.

Surveys should be forward not backward looking says industry expert in the November issue of "Customer Service Newsletter."

With 6,000 products accounting for only 20 percent of moves, this distributor had to make a change.

From new construction to portable loos, downtowns are finding ways to provide this vital, if often neglected service.

A hybrid company combines tradition with a virtual office approach.

www.TalkSportsNow.com welcomes two new talented sportswriters

Speakeasy Art Gallery presents: "Munny Maker" December 7-30 Opening reception Friday, December 7th 6-9pm

Success in packaging optimization lies in understanding the relationship of the package to warehousing and transportation.

A four-step approach to building trust in employee-employer relationships.

A survey of downtown merchant's helps Main Street Chillicothe focus its efforts on the events that make the most difference for retailers.

Chart shows revenue and compensation for the 18 largest Realtor associations.