Tim Keefe
As seen in:
Investopedia,
Bangor Daily News,
EIN News,
The Facts,
EIN Presswire,
1to1 Media,
Coastal News Today
Is this you? As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.
Claim your profile
Articles by Tim Keefe
Berry Law Attorney Sworn in to the Iowa Bar
Berry Law Attorney Genevieve Westerman Genevieve Westerman joins Berry Law’s Veterans Disability practice after being sworn in to the Iowa Bar in Des Moines. Genevieve has put in years of work to get here, and Veterans navigating the VA appeals process will benefit from her preparation and care.” — John S. Berry, CEO of Berry Law DES MOINES, IA, UNITED STATES, October 7, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Berry Law is proud to announce that Genevieve Westerman was sworn in to the Iowa Bar yesterday.
Four Berry Law Attorneys Sworn in at Nebraska State Capitol
Left to right: Nick Rienks, Noah Guinn, Hailee Thayer, Micheal Milan Four new attorneys join Berry Law’s Veterans Disability and Personal Injury practices after being sworn in at the Nebraska State Capitol. Passing the bar takes years of hard work, and we're incredibly proud of Micheal, Hailee, Nick and Noah.” — John S.
TX Opinion - Coastal protection project bad for area residents
In theory this project is a welcome move as strong levees promote the future sustainability of our area by protecting its infrastructure from damage caused by storm surge. However, the projected cost is over $700 million, of which the residents comprising the VDD tax base alone are expected to pay over $240 million.
GUEST COLUMN: Coastal protection project bad for area residents
The municipalities represented by Velasco Drainage District in southern Brazoria County are in the direct crosshairs of a very expensive levee refurbishment project known as the Sabine Pass to Galveston Bay Program, or SG2. I would love the community to consider a call to action, namely: Please reach out to your state and federal representatives, Cody Vasut and Randy Weber, as soon as possible to discuss the concerns noted below.
How Much Influence Does The Fed Have?
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 created a central bank for the U.S., the Federal Reserve, and gave it responsibility for setting monetary policy for the nation. The Act was amended in 1977 to include the following two goals: Promote maximum sustainable output and employment Stabilize prices But how much influence does the Fed actually have? key takeaways The Fed affects inflation, employment, and economic production indirectly by setting monetary policy.
Human Resources Adapts to a Changing CX Workforce
Anyone working in the contact center space knows that finding and engaging top-performing front-line employees is a challenge. Companies are hard pressed to attract and retain customer care workers in the midst of low unemployment rates, expanding competition, and changing expectations from potential staff about what they want in a workplace environment. A strategic use of human resources can be the secret weapon to help a company stand out among competitors.
Contact Center Leaders: Look Back to Look Forward
Customer Contact Week—a conference focused on customer experience and customer care technology and trends—recently celebrated its 20th anniversary in Las Vegas. So, how has the customer experience evolved in the past two decades? While there have been some significant technological advances, attendees agreed that far more work remains to better serve customers. Business leaders and industry experts shared insights and identified opportunities to evolve even further.
Make Your Channel Experiences Harmonious
article | The line, “if you build it, He will come,” may have worked for Kevin Costner’s character in Field of Dreams, but it doesn’t necessarily work that way in customer service. From social media and mobile apps to chat and video, businesses have many more ways to support customers in addition to the telephone. However, it’s not uncommon for customers to miss or ignore these tools.
A strong safety net is one way we can honor our veterans’ sacrifices
George Danby | BDN By Tim Keefe, Special to the BDN • November 13, 2018 9:22 am I spend a lot of time thanking our veterans. As a veteran, I know our troops and their families make huge sacrifices to defend our nation’s freedom. In light of these sacrifices, honoring our veterans should be a priority. How we go about honoring our veterans is of great importance. Yes, thoughts and prayers are appreciated, but to truly honor our veterans, we need to move beyond platitudes.
Breaking Down the Fed Model
The Fed model emerged at the beginning of the 21st century as a stock valuation methodology used by Wall Street gurus and the financial press. The Fed model compares stock yield to bond yield. Proponents almost always cite the following three attributes as the reasons for its popularity: It is simple. It is backed by empirical evidence. It is backed by financial theory.
Show More
loading
Actions
Is this you?
As a journalist, you can create a free Muck Rack account to customize your profile, list your contact preferences, and upload a portfolio of your best work.Get in touch with Tim
Contact Tim, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.
Learn more about Muck Rack