Howdy Syndicate Fam. Every Wednesday is all about YOU! Give us a little insight to your personality or business. Today I want you to share 3 words AND/OR 3 phrases that describes YOU in the Past, the Present, and hopefully, the Future. If you're feeling shy today, share about your business. If you're feeling chatty, do Both! Have a great day everyone.

Here we grow again gang, please welcome into the Success Syndicate @Melissa Duclos and @David Morgenstern David is one of our upcoming Weekend Interview Series, where we talk all about the brand and company he founded, "Gaddies." We hope you will use the "introductions tab" to tell us a little more about yoursleves. BTW, this now bring us to 6 members in the Portland/Seattle/Spokane area, I smell a Meet-Up coming when we thaw out. Speaking of Meet Ups, I talked about it at a recent Coffee Chat, that I think the first Meet-Up that I will be planning, is for the NE around the NYC area. We have 8 members within an hour or two drive and when we get a little warmer, I will be announcing our first Official Member Meet Up Today is FRIDAY WINS, so I hope you all had a bit of good news come into your lives or businesses this week. We heard some good news already from @Daniel Kredensor over at Happy Bear Coffee, and for @Art Smith Nominated in his local lgbtq publication for recognition in 2 categories. What do you have to celebrate this week. Thanks for being part of the Syndicate!!

Good morning all! This post comes a few days ahead of the Friday Wins. I wanted to share that we have officially been certified as an LGBTBE by the NGLCC (National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce). We have been working for months to complete the process. This now opens doors for us to various Diverse Supplier opportunities and to connect with over 2,200 Certified LGBT Businesses. If you want more info about how to get your LGBTBE, shoot me a message. ☕🌈

Hello to the group and thank you to @Danielle Morris for inviting me to this incredible space! I am a communications and marketing strategist based in Portland, OR in the very early stages of building a consulting business, Amplify Impact Marketing. Prior to setting out on this new venture, I spent 8 years working in communications, development, and marketing in the education sector, most recently as a Senior Marketing Manager at Corwin Press overseeing their line of books focused on advancing equity and justice in schools and supporting BIPOC, 2SLGBTQIA+, and multilingual students. Through Amplify Impact Marketing, I'm interested in working with authors in the education justice space, nonprofits focused on advancing justice and equity, and B-Corps or other mission-driven companies serving communities under threat from this administration. I am also a published novelist and essayist with a volunteer project--Amplify Writers--focused on supporting the career development of writers with identities, backgrounds, and lived experiences that are under-represented in the publishing eco-system. My first campaign with Amplify Impact is an all-volunteer effort to oppose proposed changes to Medicare and Medicaid funding that threatens minors' access to gender-affirming care. Our campaign--#PSWeLoveYou--encourages people to leave a comment in opposition on the federal register and include a PS note directly in support of trans kids. My team will be pulling these comments and publishing them as an ongoing show of community love for 2SLGBTQIA+ kids. We are also publishing educational graphics about what gender-affirming care is alongside blog posts and podcast interviews from impacted community.

Good Morning and Happy Friday! Today we would love to hear about Syndicate Members WINS OF THE WEEK. Let us know some good news that happened in your business or your life this past week. Share the news and let's celebrate together. I hope you enjoyed this weeks prompts, you can always go back if you want to look them over, see how other members responded and want to add your own. Yesterday we had a great Coffee Chat and the replay is below. Danielle updated us a bit from Washington DC's "Creating Change Conference" Pierre told us a bit about his photography and work in lgbtq Ethics Art updated us on some interviews he has had and the need for Syndicate Merch Scott updated on changing the last Thursday of the Month Coffee Chat changing to a Happy Hour Chat, and having our first possible meet up around NYC area in March