A Lane & Waterman Blog
Lane & Waterman’s Innovation Interviews highlight the unique and innovative work our clients do in the community. This week, we focus on a local non-profit seeking to fill an unmet need for individuals and families. Project 15:12 is a nonprofit organization that seeks to bridge the gap for individuals and families who may not qualify…
Lane & Waterman’s Innovation Interviews highlight the unique and innovative work our clients do in the community. This week, we focus on the CORE program at Augustana College. Senior Communication Director Sam Schlouch visited with us to discuss how CORE helps prepare students for life after graduation. What is CORE and how is it unique?…
By Troy Howell On March 30, 2017, Iowa Governor Terry Branstad signed House File 518, which contains many changes to the Iowa Workers’ Compensation Act. The effective date for this new legislation is July 1, 2017. Here is a link to House File 518 which shows all the changes: https://www.legis.iowa.gov/docs/publications/LGR/87/HF518.pdf?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery. What are the major changes? While…
Lane & Waterman’s Innovation Interviews highlight the unique and innovative work our clients do in the community. This week, we talked with Sean Moeller, founder of Moeller Nights and co-owner of Triple Crown Whiskey Bar and Raccoon Motel. Sean spends his days booking artists for concerts in the Quad Cities and is determined to make…
Lane & Waterman’s Innovation Interviews highlight the unique and innovative work our clients do in the community. For our inaugural post, we spotlight Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center’s new initiative that is transforming treatment for colon cancer patients. We sat down with Kirby Winn, Director of Public Relations, to learn more. Tell us about your new initiative…
