By: Shaye Weaver, TimeOut NYC The Metropolitan Museum of Art is even more of a hotspot for younger patrons these days. Its new Date Nights have been extremely popular (and successful with three proposals taking place there), and as of July 1, it’ll host Sun Sets, a weekly music series with a rotating lineup of DJs from the city’s […]
Tribeca Festival is hosting free outdoor movie screenings around the city this summer
by: Anna Rahmanan, TimeOut As the weather turns warmer, New Yorkers start planning their outdoor adventures. Here’s one to add to your list: Tribeca Festival’s free outdoor screening program. Between June 8 and June 19, the Festival will host free open-air screenings of both world premieres and classic films at Pier 57 and Brookfield Place. Although details […]
Bryant Park celebrates 30th anniversary of reopening with more than 20 free Picnic Performances this summer
BY BEN YAKAS, Gothamist.com Bryant Park has announced the lineup for this year’s Picnic Performances season, marking the 30th anniversary of the reopening of Bryant Park. It will include more than 20 free jazz concerts, theatrical performances, and dance events staged in the park between May and September. The city marked a major pandemic-era milestone last June […]
See JPMorgan Chase’s big bet on the future of the office
By: Nate Berg Fast Company The ultimate post-COVID office could soon be rising in Manhattan. The new headquarters for banking giant JPMorgan Chase will be a 60-story office tower at 270 Park Avenue, and it has been designed to address some of the main lessons of the pandemic. At a time when many are questioning […]
The Evolution of Social Media: How Did It Begin, and Where Could It Go Next?
From Maryville University The evolution of social media has been fueled by the human impulse to communicate and by advances in digital technology. It is a story about establishing and nurturing personal connections at scale. According to Merriam-Webster, social media is defined as “forms of electronic communication (such as websites for social networking and microblogging) through […]
The WWBC Annual Movie Quiz.
The Oscars will broadcast on Sunday, March 27th. That means it’s time for our annual movie quiz. How many of the fifteen, multiple choice questions, can you get right?CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE QUIZ World-Wide Business CentresOffice Space, Meeting Rooms, Virtual Offices, CoWorking and FlexSpace575 Madison Avenue – 10th floorNew York, NY 10022(212) 605-0200
IBM signs lease on One Madison Ave
By Steve Cuozzo The New York Post In a monumental Manhattan upheaval, IBM is relocating its thousands of Big Apple employees from ten different addresses into one – namely, to One Madison Avenue. The 328,000 square-foot lease was signed just hours ago on Monday and appears to be the largest new lease in the city so […]
In Person vs Virtual Meetings: Why You Need Both
from TrackMind.com The rise of digital meeting tools has sparked the debate between face to face and virtual meetings. There is no clean cut verdict on which type of meeting is better, but rather they both offer their own advantages and disadvantages. The important thing is to identify the appropriate type of meeting given the […]
Angry customers: How to de-escalate and get them on your side
By Dave Dyson ZenDesk You didn’t cause your customer’s anger. So how do you help them through it? An angry customer is one of the most difficult things to deal with in customer service. It’s hard to help someone who’s complaining, venting, or even cursing at you. It’s even harder to want to help them. […]
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE IS WON AND LOST IN THE MICRO MOMENTS
BY: JOHN DIJULIUS THE DIJULIUS GROUP “We are at our best when creating enduring relationships and personal connections. When we are fully engaged, we connect with, laugh with, and uplift the lives of our customers—even if it is just for a few moments. It’s really about human connection.” —Howard Schultz, Starbucks Carpe Momento — “Seize the Moment.” […]
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