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Annie Cebulski

Arlington Heights
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The Chilling Effect of Anti-Boycott Laws on Free Speech and Movement-Building

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By Annie Cebulski, Zane McNeill
| lawatthemargins.com
CUNY Students for Justice in Palestine, Jewish Law Students’ Association face administrative roadblocks after passing BDS resolution In December, 2021, the City University of New York (CUNY) Law Student Government Association’s passed a BDS resolution. BDS, which stands for boycott, divestment, and sanctions, is a Palestinian-led movement for freedom, justice and equality that calls for the end of Israel-occupation of Palestinian land.
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Tech Talk: 20 Questions on Interpreting P&L Reports and More

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By Annie Cebulski
| Pro Remodeler Verified
Tundraland CEO Brian Gottlieb nerds out on Tech Talk By Annie Cebulski | May 28, 2021 Tundraland CEO Brian Gottlieb is big on numbers, and the success of his 400-employee home improvement business is a testament to the importance of keeping up with your KPIs. Here, he answers 20 questions on P&L statements, CRMs, and taking your company to the next level. Find more videos like this one at Horizon TV. .
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How to Communicate in a Crisis

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By Annie Cebulski, Damir Khabirov
| probuilder.com
Just when home builders thought things were finally looking up after a decade-plus of industry recovery, the nation was hit with two concurrent crises in the first quarter of 2020: the coronavirus pandemic and nationwide reaction to police brutality and institutionalized racism sparked by the death of George Floyd.
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