[jsfg_cinti] Re: Free Planner - This Saturday Only

Julie Hanley followed up with FranklinCovey, who shared their definition 
of "recently".

To receive a free planner, you must have lost your job within the last 
90 days.



On 3/19/2009 12:59 PM, David Barnes wrote:

If you recently lost your job, FranklinCovey wants to give you a free 
planner, but quantities are limited and you have to visit one of their 
stores this Saturday, March 21st. Note that you will need to provide the 
name of your last employer and supervisor, and the date you were laid 
off. The announcement does not define "recently" and I could find no 
information about this event on their web site.

The message is pasted below. The Cincinnati area store is in the Kenwood 
Towne Centre; the Dayton area store is in the Mall at Fairfield Commons.

- David Barnes


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Lost Your Job?
FranklinCovey Stores Give Unemployed A Boost

FREE FRANKLIN PLANNERS on MARCH 21, 2009

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WHO: Individuals who recently lost their jobs are invited to visit a 
FranklinCovey store on Saturday, March 21, to receive a free 2009 
Franklin Planner.

WHAT: FranklinCovey Products is giving those who have recently lost 
their job a leg up during these recessionary times. Individuals recently 
unemployed can receive one 2009 Franklin Planner for free by providing 
the names of their last employer and supervisor, and the date they were 
laid off.

WHEN: Saturday, March 21, 2009
(In-store event only. Offer limited to supplies on-hand and specific 
products.)

WHERE: Your local FranklinCovey store.

WHY: Getting organized for a job search can ultimately save much time 
and frustration. Having one place to track all information, contacts, 
appointments, job leads, and interview notes can make a job search less 
stressful and more productive. Planning and organization are an integral 
component of a job search. FranklinCovey products and tools can bring 
focus, direction, and a sense of purpose to an individual’s daily 
decisions and can help lessen the panic that surrounds a job loss. 
Capturing details and committing them to the planner will free up the 
job searcher's mind, reducing the stress associated with juggling lots 
of details. Sarah Merz, CEO of FranklinCovey Products, said this is 
FranklinCovey's way of helping out in a tough economy. This free 
FranklinCovey product event is a natural extension of the company's 
corporate philosophy to help people achieve everyday greatness.

ABOUT: FranklinCovey Products helps individuals and organizations 
achieve greater productivity, effectiveness, and success. For more 
information, please visit www.franklinplanner.com.

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