In this month's "Mind Your Own Business" Deb Neuman joined Carolyn Callahan on TV5 News at 5 to talk about giving back to the community.
Why giving back is good for the community and your business
1. It feels good to make a difference
2. Boosts employee morale
3. Improves your image in the community
How to do it?
1. Choose an organization(s) you/your employees want to support
2. Encourage employees to volunteer (give them time)
3. Donate cash, time, space, products (get creative)
Find out more tips on how to Mind Your Own Business:
www.debneuman.com
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Mind Your Own Business: Giving Back
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