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Food & Beverage

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Trader Joe's | GT's Synergy Blood Orange Solstice Raw Kombucha

Way back in 1995, when GT Dave (that’s right, “Dave” is his last name) was only 15, he started making kombucha in his family’s kitchen. Today, GT’s Kombucha is still made the same way: handcrafted in small batches from the original, proprietary S.C.O.B.Y. (Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria & Yeast) he’s been using for over two decades. Only for the holidays, you’ll find GT’s Blood Orange Solstice Kombucha exclusively at Trader Joe’s.

Beauty & Wellness

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Trader Joe's | GT's Synergy Blood Orange Solstice Raw Kombucha

Way back in 1995, when GT Dave (that’s right, “Dave” is his last name) was only 15, he started making kombucha in his family’s kitchen. Today, GT’s Kombucha is still made the same way: handcrafted in small batches from the original, proprietary S.C.O.B.Y. (Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria & Yeast) he’s been using for over two decades. Only for the holidays, you’ll find GT’s Blood Orange Solstice Kombucha exclusively at Trader Joe’s.

Healthcare

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SymphonyRM | Data Enthusiasm and Precision Marketing in a Post COVID-19 World

“You need to aim better, Dad.” This soundtrack has been on repeat over the past few months at my home in Lafayette, Louisiana. My 11 year old, Merrit, routinely showcases his prowess in the immensely popular cultural phenomenon video game Fortnite, and he consistently provides feedback on my skills (although it feels eerily like a little league coach’s rebuke). Fortnite, for those not familiar, offers players the ability to compete in a battle royale survival game where the ability to properly take aim is a premium skill (and one in which I seem to be lacking).

SaaS

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SymphonyRM | Data Enthusiasm and Precision Marketing in a Post COVID-19 World

“You need to aim better, Dad.” This soundtrack has been on repeat over the past few months at my home in Lafayette, Louisiana. My 11 year old, Merrit, routinely showcases his prowess in the immensely popular cultural phenomenon video game Fortnite, and he consistently provides feedback on my skills (although it feels eerily like a little league coach’s rebuke). Fortnite, for those not familiar, offers players the ability to compete in a battle royale survival game where the ability to properly take aim is a premium skill (and one in which I seem to be lacking).