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WE ARE DANCING!!!!
#OneRichmond x #MarchMadness
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Let us make Kyiv the capital of humanity, spirituality and peace.
#StopTheWar #United #StandTogether #Ukraine #Kyiv #StandWithUkraine #FreeUkraine #WeAreAllUkrainians #StopWar #ActNow
@Vitaliy_Klychko
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#StayWithUkraine #Ukraine #StayTogether #StandTogether #Demo4Democracy #United #StopRussia #StopTheWar
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You could vote by tweeting: @RealDealBeal23 for #NBAAllStar
Or...
You could RT this and it would all count the same, we already did the work for you!
#DCAboveAll | @MichelobULTRA
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Alan Harris graduates this weekend with his degree in biology. After graduation, he's headed to Duke University's School of Medicine to obtain a masters of biomedical sciences before attending medical school. Get to know this #WCU2021 grad and others ➡️ fal.cn/2021WCU
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Evans & Chambers Technology is excited to report that we are working with the National Football League’s Washington Football Team (WFT) on a project that supports its continuous IT evolution in the competitive world of professional sports.
Read more ecte.ch/ECTWFT
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In his new memoir, @racrutcher explores uncomfortable and unexpected conversations and the lessons he's learned throughout his career and life as a Black man on the road to leadership. Order your copy anywhere books are sold: buff.ly/3q9C1id
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For this weeks “Know Your Why” Spotlight, we spoke with Dave Rabrun, a software architect who excels at solving the biggest technical obstacles and challenges in his industry. Read more about Dave's personal "Why" ecte.ch/DaveRabrun
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Stephanie Tevenal plays a key role at EC as our lead Senior Technical Editor. An introvert at heart, she has enjoyed quarantining during this pandemic, reading over 16 books and spending time with her cat Sassy. Read more about Stephanie's "Know Your Why" ecte.ch/StephanieTevenal
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Read more about Kayla's personal "why" and what she finds fulfilling about her work at EC.
evanschambers.com/.../kayla-…
#doitfortheculture #ectech #culture #dctech #cloud #technology
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Check out our latest "Know your Why" blog with Kayla Cross, a Software Engineer who loves to code and spend time with her new puppy Oscar.
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During this time of intense polarization, President of @urichmond @racrutcher's life as a Black leader successfully bridging America’s cultural divides offers a compelling story with important lessons for today’s thinkers. Secure your copy: buff.ly/3q9C1id #BlackAuthors
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My message to my fellow Americans and friends around the world following this week's attack on the Capitol.
Message regarding the attack on our Capitol
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We asked our employees to share how their personal “why” aligns with Evans & Chambers “why”. Check out our latest blog post showcasing our team member Pat Ryan's “why” and the extraordinary work he does at EC. ecte.ch/patryan
#ectech #culture #technology #cloud #dctech
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The Chancellor's and Dean's Lists for the fall 2020 semester are finalized and out. Congratulations to all Catamounts who earned one of these distinctions this semester! 👏 wcu.edu/stories/graduates-li…
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Can you believe it's been 30 years since our founding? Join us this Thursday to hear directly from the incredible women who started it all!
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We are honored to be an award recipient this year at Bright Beginnings 2020 Virtual Champion for Children Event. Evans & Chambers stands behind Bright Beginnings compassion and commitment to serving the District of Columbia’s most vulnerable children and families. #ectech
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#USOpen champion! 🏆🎾
Congratulations, @naomiosaka! 🇯🇵
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Most people opt for inaction when they see something unethical. But are you being a good colleague by staying silent? s.hbr.org/394Tgde
























