Kelly Burch
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#freelancewriter #Binder #journalist covering #mentalhealth #finance and anything else that catches my interest. Road-tripping the US living the #rvlife
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businessinsider.de | Kelly Burch
Früher arbeitete Shauna Sweeney als Managerin bei Meta. Nachdem bei ihrem Vater mit Ende 50 Alzheimer im Frühstadium diagnostiziert worden war, nahm sie sich seiner Pflege an. Jahre später verließ Sweeney Meta, um eine App zu entwickeln, die Menschen die Pflege erleichtert. Dieser Artikel basiert auf einem Gespräch mit Shauna Sweeney, Gründerin und CEO der App Tendercare. Er wurde aus Gründen der Länge und Klarheit überarbeitet. Mein Vater ist ein beeindruckender Mensch.
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businessinsider.com | Kelly Burch
Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link Kim Nutter practices marital and family law. She explains how return to office orders can impact child support and custody. Parents should try to work out changes in mediation, not court, she says. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Kim Nutter, partner Brinkley Morgan. It has been edited for length and clarity.
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businessinsider.com | Conz Preti |Kelly Burch |Henry Blodget
Shauna Sweeney became her dad's caregiver when he was diagnosed with early on-set Alzheimer's. Courtesy of Shauna Sweeney 2025-04-14T09:45:02Z Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link Save Saved Read in app This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . Shauna Sweeney was Global Director of Industry and Community Marketing at Meta.
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businessnhmagazine.com | Kelly Burch
As sub-zero temperatures settled in over NH at the beginning of the year, it was easy to feel far away from the devastating fires sweeping through Los Angeles and the surrounding communities. And yet the historic insurance costs associated with those fires—estimated in late January to exceed $250 billion, according to AccuWeather—will be felt around the country, including by NH businesses.
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businessnhmagazine.com | Kelly Burch
Published Friday Apr 11, 2025Author Kelly BurchIssue: March 2025Business owners in NH aren’t legally required to have liability insurance, but they’d be taking a massive risk to go without it and would be underinsured. “It’s like having automobile insurance: While it’s not legally required in New Hampshire it’s a really, really good idea to have it,” says D.J. Bettencourt, commissioner of the NH Insurance Department.
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