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🌟 This Memorial Day Weekend, we at Joseph, Mann & Creed pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their courage and dedication continue to inspire us every day. As we reflect on the values of loyalty and service that define this important day, we also recognize the commitment required in our work of helping businesses secure their financial future. Just as our heroes have served to protect our nation's values, we are dedicated to serving our clients with integrity and respect. Wishing everyone a meaningful Memorial Day weekend. Let's take this time to remember those who have gone before us and the freedoms their sacrifices have secured. #MemorialDay2024 #HonorAndServe #CollectionAgency #DebtRecovery #CreditManagement #FinancialLeadership #CashFlowManagement #CreditControl #CFOInsights #AccountsReceivable #CorporateFinance #FinancialManagement #OrderToCash #CreditRisk #FinancialControllers #DebtCollection #B2BFinance #RiskManagement #CreditAndCollections #BusinessFinance #FinancialStrategy #CreditAnalysis #InsuranceIndustry #RiskAndInsurance #InsuranceManagement #FinancialRisk #Telecommunications #CableIndustry #TechInfrastructure #DigitalCommunications #SecuritySolutions #Cybersecurity #PhysicalSecurity #SecurityIndustry #SaaS #TechFinance #SoftwareDevelopment #ITManagement #MedicalEquipment #HealthcareFinance #MedicalDevices #HealthcareTechnology #ToolRental #EquipmentLeasing #ConstructionFinance #RentalEquipment #VehicleRental #FleetManagement #AutomotiveFinance #RentalIndustry

On September 11, 2001, the world witnessed one of the most devastating acts of terrorism in modern history. The coordinated attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 innocent people. The impact of 9/11 was profound, not only in terms of the lives lost but also in shaping global politics and security measures. It served as a wake-up call, highlighting the vulnerability of nations and the importance of international cooperation in combating terrorism. The memory of 9/11 continues to evoke a sense of loss, resilience, and the ongoing struggle for peace.

Today marks another year since the heart-wrenching events of September 11, 2001. The fabric of our nation was torn, but from that tear emerged threads of heroism and resilience. In our line of work at McAfee Institute—serving the exceptional community of law enforcement, investigators, military, and intelligence—we're reminded daily of the enduring spirit of 9/11 heroes. It's a spirit that lives in each one of you as you go beyond the call of duty. This day isn't just a calendar entry or a moment of silence. It serves as a continual call to action for each one of us. Upholding the values that make this nation great isn't a task we relegate to anniversaries; it's a daily commitment. Today we're reminded that the ideals that were tested on 9/11—courage, integrity, and the indomitable American spirit—are the very ideals that we must live by every day. It's how we honor those we've lost and how we ensure their sacrifices were not made in vain. So let's reaffirm our collective commitment to stand vigilant, robust, and unfaltering in the face of challenges. By doing so, we embody the virtues that make our community and our country resilient and strong. #9/11Remembrance #NeverForget [Your thoughts and tributes are welcome. Together, we fortify the spirit of resilience and heroism that defines us.]

We're sad to report that SSW alum Gregory Simon has passed away. Follow the link below to read his obituary and learn more about Gregory's life and career. https://lnkd.in/gSKeV5tt

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Happy Flag Day! This day celebrates the birthday of the United States flag, which was first adopted on June 14, 1777. Curious on the proper etiquette and rules for flying the American flag? We found this article helpful in answering those questions. https://loom.ly/OFFlr-Y

For years I'd ignored... a book because I didn't think it had any relevance to my research. It is, lightly edited, the "personal recollections" of Sgt. John A. Porter who served in Co. B, 76th Regt., PA Volunteer Infantry (1861-1865). My great-grandfather (Joseph Evans) had served in Co. K. Due to a lack of knowledge about military configurations, I had no idea that Co. B AND Co. K served at the same time and participated in the same battles. Recently I had an opportunity to visit the GAR Museum in Philadelphia and speak with the archivists. Once again I was directed to this book. What made me want to get a copy? Learning that the two companies didn't serve consecutively (one being depleted or withdrawn and others formed to replace earlier ones), but that they served concurrently! No one had mentioned this to me in the past and I'm sure that I had pointed out the difference in companies. As it turns out, this may be as close to a "Regimental History" as one gets for the 76th Regt. PVI. Yes, Bates has the list of battles, servicemen and "outlines" it movements. Porter provides (as I like to say) the "grunts" perspective. "Conversation" can be so important when doing a job. Between hearing what others are talking about (and learning from them), as well as the tangents they can take resulting in "Ah Ha!" moments. It may takes years and, definitely, speaking with the right people. Luckily, before it was too late, I learned the value of Porter's work and Chisman's compilation of it. https://lnkd.in/eVdyutqV

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A great article and worth reading, tying #nationalsecurity into advancing humanity and in particular using #tech tested in a defence context to shift from meeting a society's basic needs into prosperity for a nation.