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After a tumultous year of travel due to the global pandemic ministry of foreign affairs are turning to entrepreneur Richart Ruddie for help regaining lost traffic to their countries.

LA has always had an artistic soul. The culture and heritage of our city, like most great cities, owes a tremendous debt to the arts community. Supporting local art is something we care deeply about and we’d like to do everything we can to help the local arts community thrive. Unfortunately, too often media attention is monopolized by corporate interests and tabloid gossip – but culture doesn’t come from a focus on celebrity breakups it comes from a focus on the arts. Below, you’ll find some incredible artists that we hope you will check out, follow and support.

Richart Ruddie provides an overview of the Sotheby's Hong Kong auction that showcased the resiliency of the art market and the ability to blue chip, up and coming, and Asian artists to thrive even during a pandemic. Ruddie bid on numerous pieces but the results showed that almost all pieces had a hammer price above and beyond their estimate.

One of the pieces is currently in transit from Hong Kong to Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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An in depth article explaining 7 different rules to follow for reputation management and showcases different examples of social media and brand management faux pas that led to brands having to back peddle or apologize due to social media backlash.

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Interview from dotcom magazine with Richart Ruddie talking about the future of digital marketing, art, life in Florida, and other advice from one of the most successful 40 under 40 personalities.

The art world is fragile to say the least. Ensuring millenials keep tradition by supporting the art market is incredibly important as art influences our lives in so many ways that it can not possibly fit into a small box like this. As we become more digitally focused it's intriguing to not forget about important canvas and brushes.

For those who have been trying to figure out how they can help those affected negatively by COVID-19 they can use this guide of places to donate from Richart Ruddie. So if you can afford to help please do your part.

Art Collection of young millenial collector Richart Ruddie that includes Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, Yayoi Kusama, David Yarrow, Takashi Murakami, Miami's own Alejandro Vigilante and many more.

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1. Yes people will always raise concerns but if this saves lives and makes people safer then we should embrace it and be happy about it. 2. Yes and Android is more open in general than Apple 3. If I Richart Ruddie am leaving Baltimore City to head back to Baltimore County/Owings Mills and I want my parents to know that I am safe then I would be glad to have a seamless feature like this no? Social pressure = safety? 4. There definitely needs to be a level of control to turn the features on and off. 5. Interesting thoughts on the monetization aspect but its more about safety here you would rather have your child monetized and save their life then to not monetize or at least I hope so.

This is nice. Definitely in response to Facebooks Safety Check and it's great to see innovation that makes the world a better place. I wrote about this: http://richartruddie.blogspot.com/2016/12/facebook-google-sa...

Any stats on the other applications?

This is the future of the world. Great innovation that we're excited to see. Whats not to love about this?

I embrace and trust all that Amazon does. As Jeff Bezos is proud of saying (not direct quote): you're not failing you're not trying enough difficult things.

That's great. Always proud when entrepreneurs create a great product that has seamless integreation with other platforms and improves efficiencies.

Whats not to love about this?