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  • Walgreens Healthcare Clinic invests in continuum of care

    Walgreens has been at the forefront of the movement to make retail clinics a cornerstone of the American healthcare system.

  • Paris Presents: It’s all about authenticity

    Some companies are all about formalities — long, drawn-out decision-making processes; PowerPoint presentations; and a “top-down” organizational structure in which conversations between the CEO and associates never happen. Paris Presents is not one of those companies.

  • RediClinic boosts health alliances

    In recent months, RediClinic — which operates 43 clinics in Rite Aid stores in the Philadelphia, Baltimore/Washington, D.C., and Seattle markets, as well as 35 clinics in H-E-B grocery stores in Houston, Austin and San Antonio — has continued to form alliances with local healthcare providers. The company continues to strengthen its ability to offer convenient health care to more patients through its partnerships with local healthcare providers.

  • Fleet offers future leaders prime, hands-on experience

    Fleet intern Ali Costikyan

    Many of those in Fleet Laboratories’ top leadership garnered experience at large consumer packaged goods companies. In fact, the sales leadership team has amassed more than 165 years of experience with eight blue chip companies holding roles across 10 different functions from supply chain to finance. “We have seasoned people who are brand builders,” said Todd Hutsko, VP sales.

  • Sting-Kill ends pain, itching of bug bites, stings

    CORNWALL, N.Y. — While summer means backyard barbeques and other outdoor activities, it also means having to deal with pesky mosquitos and insects, sending consumers across the country in search of an effective way to ward off these pests and deal with their bites.

  • The Emerson Group uses its veterans while developing the next generation of leaders

    The Emerson Group is passionate about making lasting connections between brands and their target consumers. That mission also mirrors the company’s goals when building its leadership for the future.

  • Doing well and doing good aren’t mutually exclusive

    Altruism and sustainable profits aren’t always concepts you’ll find in the same sentence, but don’t tell that to Dave Simnick.

  • New moms seek natural, organic baby products

    As more millennials start to have babies, retailers from coast to coast are targeting these new parents with an array of natural and technologically-advanced products, and a more “mom-friendly” baby care offering.

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