ArtLifting

In Industry First, Bark Social Acquires Barkhaus

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Wednesday, November 1, 2023
Entertainment, Retail, Consumer, Restaurant, Bar, General Entertainment, Specialty, Pets, Human, Acquisition, Social, Justin, PA, ArtLifting, Dog, Calendar, Mid-Atlantic (United States), MD, New Politics

Bark Social , the country's first social club for dogs and dog lovers, announced today it has acquired Barkhaus in Alexandria, Va.

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  • Bark Social , the country's first social club for dogs and dog lovers, announced today it has acquired Barkhaus in Alexandria, Va.
  • This makes Bark Social the first company in the industry to acquire another dog bar.
  • “We’re thrilled to bring Bark Social to Alexandria and build upon the community that Barkhaus has built there,” said Luke Silverman, co-founder and CEO of Bark Social.
  • Charlene will help lead Bark Social as the company becomes the largest brand for dog lovers in the country.

BofA to Open Financial Centers in 9 New Markets by 2026

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Tuesday, June 27, 2023
Learning, Small business, Partnership, ArtLifting, Housing, Digital, Bank of America, Disability, Huntsville, Alabama, Risk management, LMI, BAC, Retirement, Bank of America Corporate Center, ATM, Investment, Dayton, Ohio, City, Bank, NYSE, Financial services, Cryptocurrency, Interior design, Casino, Mining

CHARLOTTE, N.C., June 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Bank of America today announced it will expand its financial center network into nine new markets over the next four years, bringing banking, investing, retirement, lending and small business services and solutions to more clients and communities. Through this expansion, the company will now operate financial centers in more than 200 markets across 39 states.

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  • Through this expansion, the company will now operate financial centers in more than 200 markets across 39 states.
  • Boise – In 2024, Bank of America will also open financial centers in Boise, with plans to open four total locations.
  • Birmingham – The bank will open its first financial center in Birmingham in 2024, with plans to open five by the end of 2026.
  • Milwaukee – Following its expansion into Madison, the company will open five financial centers in Milwaukee in 2025, bringing its Wisconsin network to eight centers.

LMN Architects Completes the Renovation of the Hines Seattle Headquarters

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Tuesday, November 29, 2022
Seattle Asian Art Museum, American Institute, Voxman Music Building, Architecture, Environment, Science, Workplace, LMN Architects, University, ArtLifting, Internationalization and localization, Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, Performing arts, Partnership, Norton Building, Glass, Transport, University of Washington station, Tenant, Computer science, Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences, Senior, Hines, Carbon, AIA, Health, Research, Sellen Construction, LMN, Engineering, Tunnel, Recycling, Interior design

Seattle, Nov. 29, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LMN Architects celebrates the completion of the new Hines Seattle Headquarters at the Norton Building in Downtown Seattle.

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  • Seattle, Nov. 29, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LMN Architects celebrates the completion of the new Hines Seattle Headquarters at the Norton Building in Downtown Seattle.
  • The new Hines Seattle Headquarters on the 8th floor of Seattles historic Norton Building provides a thoughtful new paradigm in low carbon and circular design.
  • Jennifer Chen, Principal, LMN Architects, comments: The Hines Seattle Headquarters is the next step after our recent and extensive research on the embodied carbon impact of cyclical interior renovations.
  • With the Hines Seattle Headquarters, LMN Architects is raising the bar in carbon-conscious design by successfully committing to low carbon in every form and providing support for the local community.

Artists Living with Disabilities or Impacted by Housing Insecurity to be Featured in Bank of America Financial Centers Across the United States

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Thursday, February 24, 2022
ESG, Income, Growth, Social change, Disability, Sale, NYSE, Bank of America, Housing, BAC, Bank, LinkedIn, Multimedia, Leadership, Instagram, ArtLifting, Creative industries, Public relations, Facebook

The impact is literally immeasurable because without ArtLifting and Bank of America, who would see our art?"

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  • The impact is literally immeasurable because without ArtLifting and Bank of America, who would see our art?"
  • ArtLifting champions artists impacted by housing insecurity and disabilities through the celebration and sale of their artwork.
  • We are a "for purpose, for profit" platform for artists that have traditionally been underrepresented in the contemporary art market.
  • For more Bank of America news (NYSE: BAC), including dividend announcements and other important information, visit the Bank of America newsroom and register fornews email alerts.

Artists Living with Homelessness Earn More than $1 Million

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Wednesday, January 29, 2020
ArtLifting, Homelessness, Culture, Humans, Academic disciplines

Since starting the company with $4,000 in savings, ArtLifting artists have collectively earned over $1.3 million.

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  • Since starting the company with $4,000 in savings, ArtLifting artists have collectively earned over $1.3 million.
  • Artists earn 55% of the sale of their artwork, and 1% goes toward strengthening art services for community partners.
  • About ArtLifting ( http://www.artlifting.com/ ):ArtLifting empowers artists living with homelessness or disabilities through the sale of their artwork.
  • ArtLifting represents more than 160 artists nationwide and has more than 200 corporate clients on 5 continents.

Harvard Business School Association of Boston Presents Annual Business & Community Leadership Event on Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Social Impact

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Thursday, September 5, 2019
Harvard Business School, ArtLifting, Boston, HBS, Geography of Massachusetts, Massachusetts

BOSTON, Sept. 5, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ --The Harvard Business School Association of Boston (HBSAB), one of the largest alumni clubs of Harvard Business School (HBS), will host its 2nd Annual Business & Community Leadership Dinner on October 1, 2019, at the Harvard Club of Boston.

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  • BOSTON, Sept. 5, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ --The Harvard Business School Association of Boston (HBSAB), one of the largest alumni clubs of Harvard Business School (HBS), will host its 2nd Annual Business & Community Leadership Dinner on October 1, 2019, at the Harvard Club of Boston.
  • ArtLifting connects talented artists impacted by homelessness or disabilities with socially conscious companies in Greater Boston and around the world.
  • Founded in 1923, the HBS Association of Boston's charter consists of three core pillars, including Leadership, Social Enterprise, and Entrepreneurship.
  • For more information on the 2nd Annual Business & Leadership Dinner, including corporate engagement opportunities, please visit: http://bit.ly/2019HBSLD or contact Christina E. Thirkell at 617-515-3241