5 Black-Owned Planner Brands for Better Organization in the New Year
If getting—and staying—organized is on your priority list for 2023, here's a curated list of Black-owned planner brands to consider.
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If getting—and staying—organized is on your priority list for 2023, here's a curated list of Black-owned planner brands to consider.
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Like many entrepreneurs, Alitzah Stinson started her company, Ivory Paper Co., out of frustration over a particular problem: finding a planner that met her needs as a busy CEO and influencer. Now, it's some of her customers who have become frustrated with her for what they say is her failure to deliver on the customized planner and other products they have bought from the Columbus company, Ivory Paper has been the target of hundreds of complaints from across the country with the Ohio Attorney General's office and the Better Business Bureau. A Facebook page titled "Ivory Paper Co. Scr...
And it’s on sale right now January 27, 2021 06:00 PM Products in this story are independently selected and featured editorially. If you make a purchase using these links we may earn commission. Whether you're jotting down daily to-do lists, scheduling meetings weeks or months in advance, or setting new yearly goals, a paper planner could be just the thing you need to stay organized. And thanks to Ivory Paper Co., you can do that (and so much more) conveniently all in the same place. Since launching in 2018, the Columbus-based company has q...
Carefully. >> tom, we had seen so many headlines about how untech savvy these justices were. i'll read a few. business insider, scalia does not know you can't get hbo for free. new york magazine, supreme court justices do not e-mail each other and still communicate by writing each other memos on ivory paper as if white paper would be too 21st century. in roberts opinion today, he writes, modern cell phones, which are such a pervasive and insistent part of daily life, the proverbial visitor from mars might conclude they are a important part of human anatomy. do you think their lack of familiari...