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Grace Ueng: How can you have a front row seat to life? - Vimarsana News

Grace Ueng: How can you have a front row seat to life?

Triangle consultant and coach Grace Ueng, shares how traveling to Boston to experience the performance of 2022 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition winner, and then back in Raleigh seeing French virtuoso Jean-Yves Thibaudet rehearse with the North Carolina Symphony, reminds her of the impact of front row seats and anticipation.

WPSD files motion for MSU to pay $415K in open records case - Vimarsana News

WPSD files motion for MSU to pay $415K in open records case

MURRAY – Paducah’s WPSD-TV filed a motion earlier this week in its open records lawsuit against Murray State University, asking the court to award a combined more than $415,000 in

Grace Ueng: 'Slo-mo' photography better than social media for authentic, happy memories - Vimarsana News

Grace Ueng: 'Slo-mo' photography better than social media for authentic, happy memories

Triangle consultant and coach Grace Ueng shares how her niece’s birthday and her nephew’s recent purchase from Japan shed light on why being generous and why renewed interest in oldie cameras boost happiness.

Grace Ueng: The gap between C-suite and employees: Workplace wellness - Vimarsana News

Grace Ueng: The gap between C-suite and employees: Workplace wellness

Triangle consultant and coach Grace Ueng shares research from Deloitte that shows the gap between what the C-suite and employees think about the priority placed on workplace wellness. Who owns wellness at your company? What metrics do you think matter enough to measure?