Patrikios Legal’s Post

We’ve been in the events industry for 2 years, so here’s how we’ve done: 2023: 21 events 2024: 25 events We have doubled our “earnings” this year versus last year. We’ve tried to keep our expenses low: meaning not buying the latest technology available, or adding too much inventory. A handful of these events have been sponsorships as well as being a “white-label” partner to others in the industry. The majority of our leads have come from Instagram or word of mouth. So although these stats might not be earth shattering, to us it means we are moving in the right direction. Success does not come overnight but we have been consistent with our growth and learning more every day. What we don’t want is to be busy every weekend; after all we have a family to raise. But we do want to be the best at what we do. So as we end the year with our final event, we just want to encourage all small businesses to KEEP GOING! Keep learning, keep growing and put yourselves out there, and keep your goals for the year and beyond in mind. We can’t wait to see what 2025 has in store!

Today, September 8, we celebrate Grandparents' Day, which honors our grandparents' wisdom and experience. Their life lessons helped shape who we are today. Share a lesson you’ve learned from your grandparents 😃 #GrandparentsDay #LifeLessons #NewMethodsConsulting #AliciaPeterkin #HRConcierge

As we say goodbye to #year2024 and welcome #year2025, i would like to thank all my friends, colleagues, clients and partners for your support and believing in us that together we can make a difference. Wishing you all a very #happy #new #year. #intelligentautomation, #digitaltransformation,

Did you know Santa Claus was initially green, not red? And do you remember being delusional as a kid, finding Christmas presents under your pillow? Well, we all grew up and realized that was imaginary. But did you know you’re still being delusional? And Santa Claus was not even red, shocking right? Well, this delusion was created by none other than The Coca-Cola Company. -During colder months, when soft drinks naturally sell less, Coca-Cola ramped up their marketing to maintain demand. -Before 1931, Moore’s Santa was more focused on the joy of gift-giving than religion. Coca-Cola utilized this joyful, generous image to build an emotional connection. -They paired Santa Claus with Coca-Cola’s red branding, shifting Santa from green to red, and leveraged powerful brand storytelling. The campaign had a monumental cultural and commercial impact. Not only did Coca-Cola’s winter sales rise, but they also became a permanent part of holiday rituals worldwide. Which campaign do you consider groundbreaking when it comes to successful emotional branding? #Marketing #EmotionalBranding #BrandStorytelling #CocaCola #Santa #HolidayMarketing

Innovative thinking leads to groundbreaking solutions. Sharing insights and knowledge can inspire growth and change. Let's drive progress together through thought leadership. #ThoughtLeadership #KnowledgeSharing

Our employee stories series continues to feature more La Clinica employees and explore who we are, what we love, what drives us, and how we work. Up this week: Zulma Larios

Today, September 8, we celebrate Grandparents' Day, which honors our grandparents' wisdom and experience. Their life lessons helped shape who we are today. Share a lesson you’ve learned from your grandparents 😃 #GrandparentsDay #LifeLessons #NewMethodsConsulting #AliciaPeterkin #HRConcierge

Safe advice from our Growth Director Ali Newton. It’s so easy to forget this when you’re consumed in creating great content. People need to hear what you want them to do so make it easy for them :)

In the early 20th century, Santa Claus didn’t have the familiar image we know today. He appeared in many forms—sometimes thin, sometimes stern, and often far removed from the cheerful figure we now associate with Christmas. That changed when Coca-Cola commissioned artist Haddon Sundblom to create their holiday ads. Sundblom’s Santa was warm, jolly, and approachable—a figure dressed in red and white, holding a Coca-Cola bottle. This version of Santa Claus resonated deeply with audiences, embodying joy, generosity, and the spirit of giving. Decades later, Sundblom’s depiction remains the iconic image of Santa we see everywhere, a testament to how powerful emotional connections can be. This isn’t just a story about marketing—it’s a lesson about connection. Whether it’s a pitch or a product demo, it’s not just about the “what” you’re selling but the “how” it makes people feel. In business, building connections that resonate emotionally, ensures your message stays relevant even after the snow melts away. So this holiday season, let’s reflect - how are you creating meaningful connections? Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!! #ChristmasSpirit #StorytellingInBusiness #EmotionalConnection #B2BMarketing #CustomerEngagement