SHRM (the Society for Human Resource Management) has announced that John and Mark X. Cronin, the father and son co-founders of John’s Crazy Socks, will join the roster of top-tier professional voices as part of the SHRM Speakers Bureau in 2022.
John and Mark X. Cronin, the co-founders of John’s Crazy Socks, came to Worcester, Massachusetts to deliver socks and happiness to the College of the Holy Cross. Mark is a graduate of Holy Cross (Class of 1980), so the journey back to his alma mater carried special meaning. The Cronins were busy during their visit as they delivered socks to the Office of Advancement for use in a fundraising campaign, met with new President Vincent D. Rougeau and spoke to students in the Entrepreneurs Program
Did the holidays sneak up on you? Christmas coming way too soon and you still need to find the perfect gift? Too late to order online, yet the brick and mortar stores don’t have what you want?
We have an answer: give a Gift Card from John’s Crazy Socks.
The co-founders of John’s Crazy Socks, John and Mark X. Cronin, made an appearance on Good Morning America 3 to spread some happiness, promote hiring people with differing abilities and talk about their business.
At John’s Crazy Socks, we work hard to earn the trust of our customers. We want people to shop with confidence when they buy from us. What does shopping with confidence mean? How can you protect yourself when shopping online?
We offer this simple guide, a series of questions to ask, before making a purchase from any online store:
We’re having a party! John’s Crazy Socks will celebrate its 5th Anniversary and we’re inviting all our friends, neighbors and supporters to celebrate. We’re holding an Anniversary Open House Party and Pop Up Shop on Saturday, December 11.
The best TED Talks challenge conventional thinking and move us to look at the world in a new way. John and Mark X. Cronin, the father-son team behind John’s Crazy Socks, rose to that challenge in their TEDx Talk entitled, Differently Abled People Want to Help Us. Their TEDx Talk offered a simple yet powerful idea: people with differing abilities are not waiting for our help as much as they are waiting to help us.