As a gathering place for business professionals, LinkedIn can be a valuable social media channel for public libraries. More than 100 million people use the site monthly, and the average CEO has 930 LinkedIn connections, according to Brandwatch. Thus, it’s an excellent avenue…
Thank you all so much for attending yesterday’s first program of National Family History Month 2018: Researching Your Pre-May 1848 New Jersey Ancestors! I hope the information provided will help you further…
Thank you to Linda Stamato and Sandy Jaffe from the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Center for Negotiation and Conflict Resolution for an interactive session on negotiation and…
What are ratables? Ratables are lists of heads of household compiled in order to levy a tax. Heads of household were typically males and in some cases widows. These taxes were levied…
As the job market becomes more competitive, the old adage of “It’s not what you know, but who you know” is more relevant now than ever. Networking is a major factor when…
Consider this scenario: The school board has proposed a new referendum to build a new gymnasium. The chamber of commerce is holding a job fair. Next year is the town’s bicentennial. Yet, as important as these events are…
Registration for Fall classes for the LEAP program are now open. TBBC is partnering with the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CBVI) on the LEAP initiative. The Library…
To create the kind of content that will attract fans, followers and readers to your public library marketing channels is a time-consuming process, as we all know. With all the other things…
Thank you to James Goodman, Home Finance Consultant for the Credit Union of New Jersey, for breaking down the complex process of buying a home. James highlighted the entire home buying process…
Thank you to Susan Shiroma, Senior Social Sector Librarian at Foundation Center New York, for teaching us about the six basic steps for developing a fundraising plan. During her presentation, Susan emphasized…
Thank you to Sharon Austin from the Higher Education Student Assistance Authority for an extremely informative presentation on preparing for the financial aspects of higher education. Paying for college can be overwhelming,…
Thank you to Bonny Beth Elwell, Library Director at the Camden County Historical Society for shedding light on a wide variety of unique resources available at the CCHS. The CCHS has a…
