by Jeff Jorgenson | April | Elemental Undertakings
For those of you that have been calling and writing to ask how Elemental is green, I figured I would give you the long answer in blog format. Not because I want to skip the answer, but because I feel that the answer comes in a couple of flavors: the non-technical and...
by elemadmin | April | Elemental Undertakings
Experiences with Death is a new series we are hosting on the Elemental blog, featuring guest posts on grieving, coping with loss, and why conversations on death matter. This edition is written by Morgan Woroner, social media consultant for Elemental. Whenever I tell...
by Jeff Jorgenson | March | Elemental Undertakings
What does it mean to be part of a death movement? It isn’t something that I think about much in my day-to-day dealings with families. It isn’t until I’m reminded by the larger milestones in the development of The Movement that I’m aware of the fact that I am part of...
by elemadmin | February | Elemental Undertakings
Like many posts, this one is borne out of some interactions with a few families I’ve had over the past couple of months and it’s something that I think we ought to address again because of its importance. I implore you to spread this far and wide as it is part...
by elemadmin | January | Elemental Undertakings
A dear friend of mine who has many years of experience in high level C-Suite management for international corporations, recently started an amazing, and ambitious project. He started a company called Trendalo which tailors (ba-dum-pun) very specific clothing searches...
by elemadmin | December | Elemental Undertakings
Before mom died earlier this year, we were asked by the hospital staff if she wanted to be parted out for donation. I would imagine it was both the cancer and the chemo that coupled to make her a less than adequate donor for anything, but SightLife did want her...
