This May, let's recognize Mental Health Awareness Month by highlighting the importance of mental well-being at work. As employee mental health can significantly impact a company's success, here are 6 strategies they can consider prioritizing mental wellness. Company Culture Transform company culture by integrating mental health care benefits and creating anonymous feedback mechanisms. Direct Feedback Gather feedback from employees about benefits that would improve their mental health, such as childcare or flexible PTO policies. PTO Policies Overhaul PTO policies to support mental wellness by eliminating sick days and implementing flexible PTO. Tech Solutions Explore mental health-care apps and virtual support groups to enhance employee well-being. Local Support Connect employees with licensed therapists in the local community through negotiated contracts with small group therapy practices. Lead By Example Reinforce mental wellness by setting examples like avoiding weekend emails, taking lunch breaks, and emphasizing the importance of sleep. Prioritizing mental health in the workplace is one of several ways in which the #MLGW Economic Development team helps Memphis and Shelby County businesses succeed. Find out how by contacting us at (901) 528-4228 or [email protected]. #EconomicTuesday
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Happy #EconomicTuesday! Today is the last day to vote in the "Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee" contest! This state-wide elimination-style competition showcases innovative products made right here in Tennessee, and two of our very own from the Memphis area have made it to the top eight: eclipse glasses by American Paper Optics in Bartlett and Huey, a nail polish robot by Blank Beauty in Collierville. Remember, voting ends TODAY! Visit the Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee voting page to cast your vote! https://lnkd.in/dt4EdM_5 Follow us for updates on #MLGW's community engagement efforts. The MLGW Economic Development team helps Memphis and Shelby County businesses succeed. Find out how by contacting us at (901) 528-4228 or [email protected].
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Many thanks to all those who participated. We appreciate you!
Yesterday, we joined Memphis Light, Gas and Water (MLGW) for a breakfast meeting focusing on the impact of excavation damages and MLGW's efforts to protect the infrastructure that more than 440,000 customers rely on everyday. It's always great to support our members and their important work.
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Happy #EconomicTuesday! This week, we’re focusing on the vibrant farmers markets around Memphis, vital to our local economy and community health. #MLGW is proud to provide the reliable energy that keeps these markets running smoothly, ensuring fresh, locally grown produce is available to everyone. Visit the I Love Memphis Blog for a list of Farmers Markets in Memphis: https://lnkd.in/ej69c54Q. Why Support Farmers Markets? • Fresh and Local: Enjoy fresh, seasonal produce and support local farmers. • Sustainable: Reduce your carbon footprint by buying locally. • Community: Farmers markets are great places to connect with your neighbors and learn about where your food comes from. Together, we can support our local economy and enjoy Memphis's freshest produce. The MLGW Economic Development team helps Memphis and Shelby County businesses succeed. Find out how by contacting us at (901) 528-4228 or [email protected].
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Happy #EconomicTuesday! This week, we at #MLGW are excited to spotlight #AgLaunch, a Memphis-based initiative transforming agriculture through innovative technology. AgLaunch supports agtech startups, fosters collaboration, and creates high-quality jobs, all while relying on MLGW’s reliable energy solutions to power their cutting-edge operations. Why AgTech Matters: It enhances farming efficiency and sustainability, which are vital for our economy and food security. MLGW is committed to supporting these advancements by providing the energy that powers innovation. The MLGW Economic Development team helps Memphis and Shelby County businesses succeed. Find out how by contacting us at (901) 528-4228 or [email protected].
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Heavy rain and thunderstorms could cause outages this evening. Please use your My Account or call 544-6500 to report outages. Call the #MLGW emergency hotline at 528-4465 to report downed power lines and gas leaks.
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Inclusive and diverse workplaces drive creativity and innovation, which are essential to economic growth. #MLGW is dedicated to ensuring that all customers and employees feel valued and supported. Together, we can build a more inclusive and prosperous Memphis. The MLGW Economic Development team helps Memphis and Shelby County businesses succeed. Find out how by contacting us at (901) 528-4228 or [email protected]. #EconomicTuesday
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Vanderbilt University recently put a member of MLGW’s management team in the spotlight. The University’s Owen Graduate School of Management posted a story on May 15 titled “A Weekend in the Life of a Vanderbilt Executive MBA Student.” That Vandy EMBA student is none other than Kory Robinson, Electric Distribution System Engineering. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/eBi4RY8c. #MLGW
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Want to reduce energy costs and boost the bottom line for your home or small business? Check out these energy-saving tips: 🔍 Energy Audit: Schedule an appointment with the #MLGW Energy Doctor program for a free professional energy audit. The audit will identify areas where your business or home can save money on utility bills. Call 901-322-5757 to schedule your appointment. 💡 Upgraded Lighting: Switch to LED lighting. It uses up to 75% less energy and lasts longer than traditional bulbs, reducing replacement costs and energy consumption. ❄️ HVAC Maintenance: Regularly service your heating and cooling systems to ensure they run efficiently. Proper maintenance can lead to significant energy savings. 🔋 Energy-Efficient Equipment: Invest in energy-efficient office equipment and appliances. Find more of MLGW's Energy-Saving Tools here: https://bit.ly/3X0cGew Did You Know? MLGW offers incentives and programs to help small businesses reduce energy consumption and costs. #EconomicTuesday
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We have seen a lot of benefits since converting the streetlights in Memphis to LED. MLGW's Director of Electric Construction Brad Gates spoke as a panelist on the May 28 webinar Transforming Urban Infrastructure: Public Safety, Equity and Environment.
We invite you to join Smart Cities Connect Media and Research for an educational webinar exploring best practices from the City of Memphis and the City of Philadelphia where transformative #lighting projects focus on public safety, #equity, and #sustainability. Ubicquia, Inc Ameresco Mike Grigsby Katie Bartolotta Tony Rinaldi Chelsea Collier Brad Gates Register Now: https://bit.ly/44S7f2U
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1moThere is a water main break on Raliegh Lagrange near Summer Ave. between Summer Ave. and Sycamore View. MLGW says call back during business hours.