▪️ She partnered with Gabriel Roth in 1941 to establish Roth & Fleisher, and they worked together until she retired in 1958. ▪️Some of her work includes factories, theaters, apartment buildings and automobile showrooms! Hirsh Fleisher was the first woman architect to pass exams to become a registered architect in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and the fourth woman to do so in the state. We wrap up this wonderful month with one of the best!Įlizabeth R.

You will see the profile photo change to confirm that you can now comment, like, and share on behalf of the company.All month we’ve shared and honored just a few of the Women in Philadelphia that have made a tremendous impact on our vibrant city.

Done! You can now Comment as your Company.

On the post URL, add the following string to the end of the URL and hit enter/return to load the new page: ?actorCompanyId=YOURIDNUMBER The final URL should look like this format: ?actorCompanyId=YOURIDNUMBER Note: The string is case sensitive, so make sure the letter ‘C’ in Company and ‘I’ in Id is capitalized. (Credit Rachel and the community for identifying and confirming the issue.) You must delete the parameters for the steps to work. Note: Around March 2022, LinkedIn started adding UTM parameters at the end of the post URL, which is used for website analytics. You will now be viewing the individual post, and you can see that you can engage with the post as yourself (personal) by default. If there is ‘ ?utm_source=…‘ parameter at the end of the URL, delete the string of text starting from the ‘?’ to the end as indicated in the screenshot. In your browser, paste the copied link in the URL, and go to the page. On the post, click on the three dots in the top right-hand corner of the post to open a menu option to copy the link to the post. Open a new browser tab/window and go to any LinkedIn post. Go to a LinkedIn Post and Copy the Link to Post.In your browser, copy your company ID which is a string of numbers. Navigate to the company page you want to use for commenting on posts. How to Comment on LinkedIn Posts as a Company

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