Why You Should Care About Your Firm’s Website Accessibility
Is your firm at risk for accessibility-related litigation? More and more funeral homes across North America are dealing with lawsuits focusing on their websites.
Shutting Down Social Media Accounts? Here’s a Helpful Guide for Families
I recently got a Facebook message from my deceased father. You read that right ... my deceased father. His Facebook account had been hacked seven years after he passed. Not only was this jarring to see so long after he had died, but it was also avoidable.
Interview with a Funeral Leader: Bill Wappner
William “Bill” Wappner is a trusted authority in the deathcare industry, previously serving as president of the National Funeral Directors Association and the Ohio Funeral Directors Association.
Permission to Grieve: Virtual Workshop with Glenda Stansbury
On Tuesday, May 24, at 4 p.m. CT, the Cremation Association of North America (CANA) and Glenda Stansbury offer a workshop webinar to show you what the power of your presence can bring to families.
Roosevelt Investments to Host Update on Financial Markets
Roosevelt Investments, a boutique wealth management firm with 50 years of experience working with funeral and cemetery professionals, will host its next live video call on Thursday, January 21st at 12pm (ET).
A New Leash on Life: How to Add a Therapy Dog to Your Firm
Over the years, the Krause family has offered grief therapy dogs as a unique and special resource for families.
Let the Law Protect You
When it rains, you want an umbrella. Luckily, every one of you has an umbrella to protect your firm.
How to Maximize the Value of Your Cremation Recycling
The question asked most often by crematory owners is, “How do you compare to other recyclers?” This is a difficult question to answer because it’s hard to know what their experiences have been like. Recycling companies all operate differently.
5 Ways Funeral Professionals Can Prepare for Power Outages
It’s not so much a question of if your firm will be impacted by a power outage in the future, but when. Taking proactive steps in advance can greatly minimize the impact these unpredictable events can have on your funeral home.
Easy-to-Use Digital Tools You Can Share with Families
Technology has no doubt made some things more complicated. However, there are tools out there (if you look very hard!) that seek to simplify and clarify. And when it comes to dealing with loss, I think clarity and simplicity are very much welcome.
