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February 4, 2013

The world needs to RSVP the power of one—plus one. Even Sir Richard Branson has acknowledged that the success of his Virgin brand comes from working with others–the “We” factor.  Granted, individuals can have great ideas, but they become real with the partnership of others. Which leads me to ” target=”_blank”>The Righteous Conversations Project. We are committed to partnering with all organizations who understand the importance of Holocaust survivors passing on their stories to the next generation and the power of the “We“.  We have been able to reach a larger audience by working together. One great example of this is when we invited

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