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Iconic Rock Stars Remind Workday and the Corporate World Who the Real Rock Stars Are
Rockers Unite to Fight Back Against Corporate Use of the Term “Rock Star” PLEASANTON, Calif., Feb. 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — A group of Rock & Roll icons are admonishing Workday, Inc. (NASDAQ: WDAY) and the corporate world at large for co-opting the phrase “rock star,” noting it should be used sparingly, and only for those who have rightfully earned it through years of decadent, defiant—and at times wild—behavior. Experience the full interactive Multichannel News Release here: https://www.multivu.com/players/English/9138851-workday-real-rock-stars/ Workday debuts its first-ever Super Bowl ad, titled “Rock Star,” with five Rock & Roll icons. Courtesy: Workday Ozzy ‘Oswald’ Osbourne swaps front-of-stage for front-of-office in the new Workday Big Game commercial. Courtesy: Workday…
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TruClarity Guides Gutierrez Wealth Advisory To Successful Launch In Little Rock
Empowered by detailed changeover planning and help from TruClarity, Gutierrez Wealth Advisory varieties an independent apply serving affluent households and people and consulting on retirement designs. Little ROCK, Ark., Nov. 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — TruClarity, a major consulting firm supporting money advisor entrepreneurship and independence, celebrates the prosperous start of Gutierrez Wealth Advisory as a privately-owned SEC-registered financial investment advisor (RIA). Primarily based in Tiny Rock, Arkansas, Gutierrez Wealth Advisory is an impartial prosperity administration agency serving affluent families and people today and consulting on retirement plans. Prior to partnering with TruClarity to type Gutierrez Wealth Advisory, cofounders Roy Gutierrez and David Gutierrez used a combined five decades performing for UBS,…
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