Learn American Indian History and Crafts Right in NYC

Less than ½ mile from OfficeLinks’ Wall Street office you’ll find an amazing resource rich with American Indian history: the George Gustav Heye Center of the National Museum of the American Indian, at the historic Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House in lower Manhattan.  Serving as the National Museum of the American Indian’s exhibition and education [...]

An important piece of U.S. history, less than a mile from OfficeLinks’ Wall Street offices

Did you know that in 1991, during excavation work for a new federal office building less than a mile from OfficeLinks’ Wall Street office, workers discovered the skeletal remains of the first of more than 400 men, women and children?  Further investigation revealed that during the 17th and 18th centuries, free and enslaved Africans were [...]

Get to know the Financial District

Why not get to know America’s financial history the day after tax deadlines this year?  On Saturday, April 16, from 1-2:30 pm, enjoy a 90 minute historical walking tour of the Financial District, hosted by the Museum of American Finance.  Tickets are just $15 per person and the tour meets at the Museum at 48 [...]

Solopreneurs at Work

Some individuals have always wanted to be their own boss and thrive on the daily challenge of running their own business.  Others were driven to entrepreneurship as a result of the recession and massive layoffs. Not surprising, solopreneurs or single person-businesses are growing in numbers across the United States.  U.S. Census data revealed this group [...]

Virtual Offices Help Businesses Today

It is no surprise: these days, there is a demand for Virtual Offices. Not just from employees who don’t want to be – or can’t be – chained to their desks all the live-long day, but also from businesses looking for ways to save cash by slashing facility costs, increasing operational efficiencies and optimizing utilization; [...]