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Talking Information Center’s Wine Dinner Fundraiser A Tremendous Success

November 30, 2016 // by admin

Paul Vercollone, State Representative Jim Cantwell, Jonathan Bond and Jim Bunnell

With 136 guests in attendance and contributions from over 100 businesses, institutions and individuals, the Talking Information Center’s (TIC) 24th Annual Wine Dinner Fundraiser held at The Barker Tavern in Scituate, was a tremendous success.

The non-profit reading service broadcasts from their Marshfield studio, 24-hours a day to thousands of visually impaired and otherwise print disabled listeners and relies on the generosity of donors, sponsors and volunteers to support their programming. The Annual Wine Dinner event, which is TIC’s major fundraiser, raised a net of $34K, a 48 percent increase over last year’s event.

“For over 38 years there have been thousands of blind and visually impaired individuals who have relied on TIC to keep them connected and informed on news and other critical information they need on a daily basis. Today, with the collaboration of five other State Reading Service studios and over 600 volunteers, we are delivering unique programs to a vast print impaired audience of all ages and disabilities,” said Jim Bunnell, Executive Director. “We are very grateful to all of our supporters, as the success of our Annual Wine Dinner is essential to the continuity and expansion of our programming.”

Dr. Oce Harrison, Ed.D, Project Director of the New England ADA Center at the Institute for Human Centered Design in Boston, Brian Switzer from Team with a Vision, State Representative Jim Cantwell, and Collin Ryder of Masciarelli Wine Company were the evening’s featured speakers. A silent auction, “Buy It Now” table and Ring Bling raffle was followed by a spirited live auction with auctioneer Paul Vercollone. Guests enjoyed a decadent four course meal, with a Filet Mignon main course, created specifically for this event by head chef George Jordan. Each course was perfectly paired with wine generously donated by Masciarelli Wine Company.

TIC would like to thank the following: The Emilson Family as title sponsor; Sheriff Joe McDonald, Emerson-Swan, Inc., VERC Enterprises, The Clifford Family, Rockland Trust, Gilcoine & Burke Insurance Agency, Commonwealth Cooperative Bank and Tiny & Sons Auto Glass as table sponsors; Mike and Darlene Kelly, Charles David Salons and South Shore Senior News as benefactor sponsors.

TIC also thanks special donors Fred Williams, Inc., The Whalen Company, The Barker Tavern, Masciarelli Wine Company, Bond Printing Company, WATD, Jeff and Linda Dirksen, Bellestar Jewelry and Carol McClintock, along with their network affiliates in Mashpee, Pittsfield, Lowell, Springfield and Worcester and their incredible Board members.

All proceeds from the Annual Wine Dinner directly benefit TIC, which serves the listening needs of thousands of visually impaired and otherwise print disabled listeners throughout Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire and Connecticut through its network affiliates in Mashpee, Pittsfield, Lowell, Springfield and Worcester.

“We received a lot of positive feedback and many in attendance had never attended a TIC event before or knew very little about our services and programming,” Bunnell continued. “Thank you to everyone who made TIC’s 24th Annual Wine Dinner Fundraiser a tremendous success! Guests, sponsors, donors, board members and volunteers – we simply couldn’t have done it without you.”

Reaching New Audiences

According to the National Federation of the Blind, 136,500 people of all ages in Massachusetts reported to have a visual disability in 2013. Two out of three aging Americans confront vision loss. Others who experience vision problems are living with AIDS, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, stroke, paralysis and other physical ailments that make it difficult to hold a publication or turn its pages. Approximately 10,000 people turn 65 every day in the U.S. and in Massachusetts, 34 percent of people with disabilities are 65 and older.

TIC has thousands of blind/visually impaired listeners statewide, yet there is a broader audience who can benefit. There are a growing number of seniors and veterans seeking informational, entertaining broadcasts that just aren’t available elsewhere, and that’s where TIC comes in.

The Hub of the Massachusetts Reading Network

TIC is a proud member of the International Association of Audible Information Services (IAAIS), and is the hub of the Massachusetts Reading Network, broadcasting to all of Massachusetts as well as southern New Hampshire and Connecticut. TIC operates with the help of more than 600 volunteers statewide, broadcasting newspapers, magazines, books, special consumer information, medical and stock market updates, jobs, sports, supermarket specials, voting guides, community newspapers, and television programs. TIC also offers cultural programming such as old-time radio drama, theater, and poetry. Two of TIC’s newest shows include Veterans Voice Radio and Veterans Voice Story Hour, which are specifically geared toward military veterans and their families.

TIC programming may be accessed several ways: via live audio stream at http://www.ticnetwork.org; by utilizing a specially tuned radio receiver; through AudioNow by calling 712-832-7025 from a home or cell phone; or by smartphone app. Listeners with smartphones may download the free TIC app by typing “Talking Information Center” in Apple or in the Google Play store for Android devices.

In 1977, Ed Perry, the founder of radio station WATD-FM in Marshfield, MA, donated his Subsidiary Carrier Authorization signal for use as the first radio reading service in New England. Operating similarly to other broadcast networks, TIC has affiliates throughout the state of Massachusetts that provide inserts of local news and information that is of interest to listeners in their area. The Executive Office of Elder Affairs and the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind oversee TIC, which is located at 130 Enterprise Drive, Marshfield, MA 02050. For more information visit www.ticnetwork.org or call (781) 834-4400.

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Sound the trumpets. Yes, Content is STILL King.

November 29, 2016 // by admin

Yes, but what do I say?

You know you need to create original and compelling content for your website, e-newsletter, LinkedIn profile, LinkedIn Discussion Groups, LinkedIn Pulse, Facebook posts, Twitter posts, blog posts, bylined articles, news releases and other client correspondence.

Well written, concise and enticing content is STILL the way to grab attention, lead someone through a topic and move them to action.

And Google and other search engines have a keen eye for “keyword stuffing” – randomly and repeatedly including keywords and phrases in your copy with the hope of gaming the system. Well, not only does that not work, you may be penalized for it.

Good writing answers real questions that your audience stays up at night pondering. Don’t answer them with a glib “Hire me” as the answer. Outline the solution. Be the authority. Be the go-to source by demonstrating expertise.

Some specific content ideas –

Trends worth knowing about.
Useful resources.
Better ways to solve your problem – product, price or timeline.
Case studies of solutions.
Myths and Misconceptions.
Seasonal phenomenon.
Survey your audience.

Let us know if we can write your wrong.

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6 Low Cost Small Business Marketing Ideas

November 23, 2016 // by admin

(As published on “Now from Nationwide”)

Small business marketing doesn’t have to cost a fortune, but it does take time and effort to develop and execute a full range of low-cost or no-cost marketing tools.

Develop a marketing strategy

Before spending a dime on marketing, you need to be clear about your business goals and ensure your marketing strategy supports those goals. “Every small business owner should ask themselves what is the main object that their business is trying to achieve from their marketing strategy,” says Lisa Chu, owner, Black N Bianco. Once you define your business goals, you can create a marketing plan that supports those goals.

Research the competition

Before you develop a marketing strategy, make sure you research the competition. This will help you define your target audience as well as your business’ strengths and weaknesses, Chu says, and it will help you explain to potential customers your unique value proposition.

Once your research is complete, use that information to develop a road map for your first marketing campaign. There are a number of free and low-cost marketing tools you can use to execute your plan, including cultivating speaking engagements, asking customers for referrals, encouraging bloggers to share information about your product and using LinkedIn to connect with potential clients.

Now that you have a plan and researched the competition, here are 6 [cheap] marketing ideas to get in front of potential clients without blowing your budget:

1. Volunteer for speaking engagements

Show off your expertise and find new clients by offering to speak to business audiences at the local Chamber of Commerce or fraternal organizations such as the Lions, Rotary or Kiwanis clubs. “Getting yourself in front of a crowd is a powerful way to establish yourself as an expert,” says Steven Dubin, president of PR Works. Rather than being a sole speaker, Dubin suggests working with a local organization to put together a panel of speakers on a specific topic. This will help you create an informative discussion rather than a sales pitch. Partnering with other speakers will also bring more people to the event since each speaker would invite their business contacts and friends. Dubin estimated that about 20 percent of his business comes from speaking in front of local groups.

2. Develop engaging talking points

Develop clear, concise and entertaining message points to use in your presentations and marketing materials. Those message points should focus on the emotional aspects of your product or service, Dubin says, rather than the product’s features or benefits. A personal story is more likely to move a customer to buy a product than a list of features.

For example, he says, Emerson Bearing is one of the largest U.S. importers and resellers of bearings yet that isn’t what the company focuses on when it promotes its products. Instead, its message to consumers focuses on trust (Emerson Bearing is a second generation business that has been around since 1957), convenience (Emerson Bearing provides one-stop shopping with more than 3 million types and sizes of bearings to choose from), and customer service (knowledgeable sales staff is available to help customers choose the right bearing for their situation and budget).

3. Connect with bloggers

Get someone else to tell potential customers about how great your product or service is by developing a relationship with an influential blogger in your industry. “When an influential blogger writes a glowing review of my product it helps increase my brand awareness,” Chu says. Entice bloggers to write about your products by offering incentives such as discounts and giveaways for their readers, she says. However, she warns, finding the right blogger to connect with takes time.

Create a list of blogs in your industry, research each one to get a clear understanding of their audience and what they write about, and then use that information to develop a relationship with the blogger.

4. Don’t underestimate referrals

Current clients, friends and business associates can also help tell your story to potential customers. Don’t be shy about asking them to refer clients to you. Offer an incentive for successful referrals, such as discounts on services, a gift card or a gift certificate to a local restaurant.

5. Leverage LinkedIn

Small business owners typically focus on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and they often forget about the power of LinkedIn. The platform offers access to a number of discussion groups focused on a range of topics, including regional business networking, niche industries and entrepreneurs, Dubin says. Join the discussion groups that fit your industry and then share news, updates and trends to establish yourself as a thought leader.

For instance, Dubin says, one of his clients specializes in high-end flooring, so that company’s CEO joined a number of groups related to commercial construction, facility managers and manufacturing. That CEO received a number of sales leads through LinkedIn by sharing legitimate news and trend information with the discussion groups. If you can provide answers to the kind of questions your targeted audience cares about, Dubin says, you can become a resource when they are ready to buy.

6. Create a monthly newsletter

One of the best ways to stay in front of your clients and potential customers is by sending out a monthly online newsletter that focuses on one piece of useful information each month. Most small businesses think that to create a newsletter they must provide six links to stories around the Internet but all they need to do is focus on one useful topic each month, Dubin says.

Businesses need to be in front of their clients and potential customers all the time, he says. You can’t predict when the customer will have an immediate need and be ready to buy. A monthly newsletter with helpful tips is a good way to have regular, ongoing and positive contact with prospective clients.

For more information contact Steve Dubin, office – (781) 582-1061, email – SDubin@PRWorkzone.com.

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Brockton Community Access Honors Old Colony Elder Services’ “Community Options” Show

November 23, 2016 // by admin

Old Colony Elder Services (OCES), the non-profit agency proudly serving older adults and individuals with disabilities throughout greater Plymouth County and surrounding communities, was honored for their “Community Options” show by Brockton Community Access (BCA) during a recent Community Media Day celebration.

BCA and General Manager Mark Linde hosted a celebration of the 300th recording of their local interest show “One North Main Street” at the Brockton War Memorial Building on Community Media Day, which is celebrated on October 20th each year. Community Media Day is “an annual celebration of voices that brings awareness to the importance of free speech and accessible media for all individuals to have their voices heard” and more than 100 were in attendance for the celebration in Brockton.

During the event, BCA honored LeNay Harper, OCES’ Community Programs Manager and the producer of OCES’ “Community Options” show, along with host Pat Foley, OCES’ Protective Services Outreach Specialist. The “Community Options” show brings topics of interest ranging from domestic violence, the opioid crisis, and School on Wheels, to the Creating Connections project with the Boys and Girls Club of Brockton, Visiting Angels and the Brockton Council on Aging.

BCA also honored OCES’ partner, the Brockton Council on Aging and their volunteer camera operators.

“Through our ‘Community Options’ show, we strive to be the local ‘voice’ that delves into important topics impacting our community. We are delighted to receive this recognition from BCA,” said Diana DiGiorgi, Executive Director of OCES.

For more information about BCA, visit http://bcatv.org.

About OCES

Founded in 1974, OCES proudly serves greater Plymouth County and surrounding communities. OCES is a private, non-profit organization headquartered in Brockton with a second office in Plymouth. OCES is designated as one of 26 Aging Services Access Points (ASAPs) in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. OCES’ mission is to support the independence and dignity of elders and people with disabilities by providing essential information and services that promote healthy and safe living. The agency has 235 employees and operates more than 15 programs serving older adults, individuals with disabilities, their families and caregivers. For more information call 508-584-1561 or visit www.ocesma.org.

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Rodman CPAs Volunteer a Day of Service at Newton based nonprofit Hope and Comfort

November 18, 2016 // by admin

Rodman CPAs team volunteers at Hope and Comfort

Rodman CPAs, a full service tax and accounting firm in Waltham, MA recently volunteered a day of service at Hope and Comfort, a Newton, MA-based nonprofit that provides essential personal care products to adults and children in need within Greater Boston.

On Friday, October 21, 2016, Rodman CPAs’ team of 19 volunteered at Hope and Comfort, helping with their essential “Soap for Hope” program. The Rodman team packed 488 hygiene kits containing soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste and a toothbrush, for distribution to students in Boston Public Schools (through Hope and Comfort’s partnership with their Health and Wellness Department), as well as to Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston, and the Waltham Boys and Girls Club.

Packing the kits was an involved process: the Rodman team sorted and counted the hundreds of hygiene items that their firm’s employees had collected for Soap for Hope over several weeks and made hundreds of cards to be included within the hygiene kits. They also wrapped and decorated four collection boxes to be used for product collection drives in the community, and completed a variety of other tasks to help prepare items for distribution.

One team member, Experienced Associate Justin Horr, also raised thousands of dollars for Hope and Comfort while competing in the World’s Toughest Mudder obstacle course challenge in Las Vegas this month.

“Hope and Comfort is very thankful to everyone from Rodman CPAs for all of their volunteer efforts to help us get essential hygiene products to people in need throughout Greater Boston. Not only did employees volunteer their time, they also collected hundreds of hygiene items and made a very generous financial donation. We could not help as many people as we do without great volunteers and donors like everyone at Rodman CPAs,” Jeff Feingold, Hope and Comfort President and Founder.

Since its founding in 2011, Hope and Comfort has distributed more than 230,000 items in total, and more than 113,000 of those items were distributed in 2016.

“Hope and Comfort supports and improves the health and self-esteem of thousands of children and adults in our community,” said Steve Rodman, president of Rodman CPAs. “We are pleased to have the opportunity to work with such a great organization and will continue to support their efforts.”

Community outreach is woven into Rodman CPAs’ company culture. The firm has a dedicated volunteer outreach team led by Senior Associates Kate Doherty and Elysha Sturm, and every staff member has an opportunity to volunteer. Over the years, Rodman CPAs has supported a number of organizations and causes in addition to Hope and Comfort, including Camp Clark in Plymouth, Rosie’s Place in Boston and The Massachusetts Adoption Resource Exchange (MARE).

About Hope and Comfort

Founded in 2011, Hope and Comfort is a 501c3 organization that works with distribution partners including food pantries and children’s organizations to distribute essential items including soap, toothpaste, and deodorant to children and adults in need throughout Greater Boston.

Hope and Comfort operates three key programs: Soap for Hope (their largest program) provides hygiene kits such as those packed by Rodman CPAs team to Boston Public Schools and area Boys and Girls Clubs; Stock the Shelves, which provides items to 13 partner food pantries each month; and Toiletries for US, which gives products to a variety of shelters and human services organizations throughout the area on an as-needed basis. The organization operates with an eight-member board, one employee and more than 550 volunteers (year-to-date). For more information, visit hopeandcomfort.org.

About Rodman CPAs

Rodman CPAs provides tax advisory, accounting, and business strategy to small and mid-sized emerging and established businesses. Named one of Accounting Today’s Best Accounting Firms to Work for, and one of the largest accounting firms in Massachusetts by the Boston Business Journal, Rodman CPAs offers an innovative and strategic approach with the personal touch of a smaller regional CPA firm. For more than 50 years, Rodman CPAs has been specializing in customized accounting and tax solutions that improve business performance, processes, financial operations, and information technology.

The firm serves as a true business partner, helping clients perform and succeed during each stage of the business lifecycle. As domain experts in alternative energy, the “Green Team” at Rodman CPAs works with renewable energy producers and businesses throughout the U.S. offering tax advisory, financial, accounting services, and Investment Tax Credit (ITC) studies.

Rodman CPAs is an independent member firm of BDO Alliance USA, which enables them to expand services to clients by accessing the resources of BDO USA, LLP and other Alliance members, ensuring greater flexibility, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.

For more information, email info@rodmancpa.com, visit their website at www.rodmancpa.com or contact (617) 965-5959.

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Keeping Machinery Repair Times to a Minimum. Emerson Bearing Boston Offers Helpful Bearings eBook

November 18, 2016 // by admin

emerson bearing Looking to keep repair times to a minimum and ensure a long life for machinery?

Emerson Bearing Boston, a bearing company catering to Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) and Maintenance, Repair and Operations (MRO) markets around the world has recently released a helpful eBook for keeping machinery in optimal working condition.

The experts at Emerson Bearing have made available a complimentary “Type E Mounted Units” eBook, which is a comprehensive guide detailing the different styles of Type E Mounted Units and highlighting the benefits of each style; the industries and applications in which it is utilized; lubrication and mounting instructions; shelf life and storage instructions. Type E Mounted Units (Standard and Split Housing) are high capacity and rugged, and used in the repair of machinery in the electric motor, manufacturing, mining, petroleum and robotics industries.

“To maintain productivity, enhancing machine uptime and longevity should be a priority,” said Steve Katz, Emerson Bearing’s president. “Not only do we provide the right bearing at the right price, but our clients rely on our vast knowledge of bearings to help them keep their machinery in optimal working condition to limit downtime.”

For more information or to obtain the “Type E Mounted Units” eBook from Emerson Bearing, visit the Technical Toolbox at www.emersonbearing.com.

About Emerson Bearing Boston

Founded in 1957, Emerson Bearing Boston specializes in bearings for OEM and MRO markets throughout the world. The company provides solutions to a variety of industries including: aggregate, concrete, mining, machine tools, electric motor repair, marine, material handling, metal processing, packaging, food processing, paper converting, printing, wind/power generation, recreation, heavy construction, robotics, automation, transportation, wood products, wastewater treatment, pump, compressor and oil field.

Emerson Bearing Boston offers customers a one-stop shopping experience. With an online product catalog with over 3 million bearings – ranging in size from 3mm to tunnel-boring 15-foot-diameter giants; a vast inventory of bearings; worldwide sourcing; a fixed price program; a knowledgeable staff; same day shipping and 24/7 service, Emerson Bearing Boston has become a leading provider of bearings in the U.S. They are the sister company of Action Bearing and maintain headquarters at 201 Brighton Ave. Boston, MA. For more information, visit www.emersonbearing.com or call 800-225-4587.

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Maintenance-free living at the Residences at Lebaron Hills in Lakeville

November 17, 2016 // by admin

LAKEVILLE, MA and SOUTH EASTON, MA …

Stonebridge Homes, a South Easton, MA based builder and developer, recently began construction on the Residences of Lebaron Hills in Lakeville, Mass. The age-restricted community is located across the street from Lebaron Hills Country Club, a private country club.

The Residences at Lebaron Hills features 18 units, mostly one-level, ranging between 1,500- to 2,000-square-foot units with two bedrooms, two baths, full basement and a two-car garage. Each unit offers a number of amenities, including a designer kitchen with granite countertops. For those looking for a little more space, The Residences at Lebaron Hills also offers models with a second bedroom and a loft on the second level.

On the exterior, lush landscaping encompasses both individual units and common areas.

“Besides being able to live in style and comfort, The Residences at Lebaron Hills offers maintenance-free living—so you can enjoy the landscape and scenery without strenuous yard work,” said Rami Itani, marketing manager for Stonebridge Homes. “The Residences at Lebaron Hills is close to Route 140 and I-495, for relatively easy highway access to either Boston or Providence or local amenities.”

Prices start at $379,000 and there are a number of home styles and floor plans to choose from. Those can be viewed at www.stonebridgehomesinc.com under “Communities.

The model home for Model home is located at 2 Eagle Way, Lakeville, MA. Please use 183 Rhode Island Rd., Lakeville, MA on your GPS. You can book a private tour by contacting Carey Flynn, an expert real estate professional affiliated with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage (Easton office) at 508-944-8217 or carey.flynn@nemoves.com.

About Stonebridge Homes, Inc.:

For more than 25 years, Stonebridge Homes and its team, based in South Easton, Massachusetts, have built and managed the construction of many residential communities throughout Massachusetts, including Tanglewood Estates in Easton, Mass; Stoney Ridge Estates in Dighton, Mass (www.stoneyridgedighton.com); The Pines in Dighton, Mass (www.thepinesdighton.com); and Briggs Landing in Westport, Mass. More recently, Stonebridge Homes has focused on building and managing construction in towns in southeastern Massachusetts, including Dighton, Easton, Foxboro, Lakeville, Norfolk, Norwell, Norton, Pembroke, Rockland, West Bridgewater and Westport. The styles of these communities have varied from imaginative condominiums to custom single‐family homes designed by its in-house architect whose specialty is customizing dream homes that provide space and luxury to households of all sizes. Each development is built with the same commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.

Stonebridge Homes, Inc. is an active member of the Builders and Remodelers Association of Greater Boston and the National Association of Home Builders.
For more information, please visit www.stonebridgehomesinc.com or call 508.230.2300.

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Talking Information Center Launches Annual Appeal, Joins the #GivingTuesday Movement

November 17, 2016 // by admin

Print Talking Information Center (TIC), a non-profit reading service based in Marshfield, MA, which broadcasts 24 hours a day to visually impaired and otherwise print disabled listeners, is launching their Annual Appeal to raise funds to support programming and is participating in the #GivingTuesday movement.

With thousands of blind/visually impaired, senior and veteran listeners statewide, TIC provides informational, entertaining broadcasts that just aren’t available elsewhere. Operating with the help of more than 600 volunteers statewide, TIC broadcasts newspapers, magazines, books, special consumer information, medical and stock market updates, jobs, sports, supermarket specials, voting guides, community newspapers, and more.

Turning Print Into Sound

Every year, TIC must cover the cost of print subscriptions, which are the heart of TIC programming as they provide the content that volunteers read. TIC subscribes to more than 60 newspapers and magazines, from The Boston Globe and The Washington Post to Diabetes Self Management, Consumer Reports, Reader’s Digest and others.

In order to continue providing quality print-based programming to listeners, TIC is fundraising to defray subscription costs. For example, a $25 donation could sponsor a full year of Time Magazine and a $150 donation could sponsor six months of The Wall Street Journal.

Supporting a Good Cause on #GivingTuesday

TIC is a registered nonprofit organization with 38 years of success and sustainability. TIC asks those in the community to consider making a donation to help cover the cost of print subscriptions and support programming on #GivingTuesday, November 29, 2016, which is the global day dedicated to giving.

Donations may be made online at www.ticnetwork.org. Donations may also be made by check or money order (made out to “Talking Information Center”) and mailed to Talking Information Center, PO Box 519, Marshfield, MA 02050.

A Growing Demand

Approximately 10,000 people turn 65 every day in the U.S. and in Massachusetts, 34 percent of people with disabilities are 65 and older. Others who experience vision problems are living with AIDS, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, stroke, paralysis and other physical ailments that make it difficult to hold a publication or turn its pages.

“Two out of three aging Americans confront vision loss. Baby boomers are the fastest growing segment of our audience,” explained Jim Bunnell, TIC’s Executive Director. “Without the community’s generous support, TIC listeners would not be able to access the news and information they have come to rely on and which greatly enriches the quality of their lives.”

The Hub of the Massachusetts Reading Network

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Rodman CPAs Offers QuickBooks Online Beginner Seminar on December 7th

November 15, 2016 // by admin

Rodman CPAs Advanced QuickBooks ProAdvisors

Rodman CPAs, a full service tax and accounting firm serving small, mid-market, and multi-generational companies throughout the greater Boston area, will hold an “Intro to QuickBooks Online – Beginner Class” seminar, on Wednesday, December 7, 2016 at their office at 51 Sawyer Road, Suite 610 in Waltham, MA 02453.

The seminar will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the firm’s classroom. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided.

Rodman CPAs’ Advanced QuickBooks ProAdvisors will lead the seminar. Participants will learn how to manage the financial aspects of their small business quickly and efficiently using QuickBooks Online. Those who are new to QuickBooks or have already used other versions of this software program will be empowered to take control of financial accounting for their business, all with the ease and convenience of an online platform.

Rodman CPAs has been a member of the QuickBooks ProAdvisor Program since 1999. Having provided hundreds of small to mid-size companies with training and consulting, Rodman CPAs’ Advanced QuickBooks ProAdvisors team, Kathy Parker CPA, Leah Shanahan CPA, Janine O’Connor EA, Christine McGoldrick and Kayla Luther, provide superior services and expertise to meet the accounting software installation, setup, and training needs of businesses.

The fee for “Intro to QuickBooks Online – Beginner Class ” seminar is $149.

To register, visit Rodman CPAs website, http://www.rodmancpa.com/intro-to-quickbooks-online-beginner-class.