On Thursday, January 5, 2023, several members of the LGA team visited the St. John Neumann Roman Catholic Church in North Las Vegas for the groundbreaking of their new Church. The ceremony began in the central room of the existing parish hall, and a special video message from the founding administrator, and subsequently the first […]
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As we rang in 2023, LGA began its 37th year in business. Over the years, we have seen tremendous change in our community, the world, and our firm. This will be the 37th time of revealing new goals for the year and reflecting upon the past year. 2022 was an amazing year for the firm. […]
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The LGA team recently visited the Clark County Wetlands Park for our annual company retreat. It’s in our busiest times that we find it the most difficult to break away, and yet it’s also in these times that we need it the most. During these outings, LGA always tries to choose a location with a […]
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When visiting the grocery store, or ordering take out, it’s easy to occasionally take where our food is sourced for granted. One solution to help appreciate our food, as well as its nutritional benefits, can be by starting a garden. However, this can be easier said than done, as not everyone has a natural green […]
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There is a lot of buzz in the world about the need to become an expert in something, a thought leader. This is obviously a worthy goal and your expertise could greatly benefit your company, your community and your career. But…is expertise enough? Perhaps, what the world really needs is thoughtful leaders—leadership that is in […]
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You know that as soon as we had this assignment, I was probably planning to write something on the subject of skating. But I saw this super cool video last year that combined figure skating, biophilia, and design, so I have to share it! A quick fun fact, if you didn’t know why figure skating […]
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Anyone know who this architect is? This is Erno Rubik who is the inventor of what we all know now as the Rubik’s Cube. As a Hungarian architect and professor of architecture for the Budapest College of Applied Arts, Erno decided that he wanted to develop a design tool for his students that could be […]
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After the infamous year of 2020, we have so much to be grateful for and reflect back on. From sweet songs that have touched our hearts, to YouTube videos filmed from the quaint homes and backyards of the world. We remembered compassion while loving parents reached into the deepest and honest levels of empathy for […]
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“Don’t confuse effort with results.” If you hang around John Haddad long enough in your career, you will likely hear the above quote from him. After spending over 20 years with John, like I have, it will be something you will have heard a few hundred times and will become a lesson ingrained into your […]
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As Wednesday approaches once again, it’s fallen to me to share an important piece of knowledge with you all. Let me tell you, I don’t bear this responsibility lightly. We’ve already learned of legendary subjects ranging from the creation of museums to the indomitable human spirit adapting to the shifting economic drivers of the 21st […]
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