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Great leaders fuel a culture of empowerment. True leadership is collaborative, fostering mentorship and a ripple effect of empowered leaders. Let's celebrate those who inspire teams to become a collective force of leaders. 🚀

"🌟 Celebrating 6 Decades of Innovation at Woodrow Corp! 🚀 From the groundbreaking Mercury mission to the gadgets in your kitchen, our journey spans 60 incredible years. 🛠️✨ It's not just about the years; it's about the impact we've made in every project, big or small. We're not just a company; we're a part of your daily life. 🏠💡 Whether it's the technology you use, the plane you fly in, or the comforts of your home, there's a bit of Woodrow Corp in it. Here's to 60 years of customer-focused innovation and many more to come. Let's keep shaping the future together! 🎉👷♂️ #WoodrowCorp60 #InnovationLegacy #CustomerFirst"

Hiring your first employee is terrifying. They will set the tone for your company going forward. The wrong first hire will ruin you before you get started. I had the idea for FranShares nearly 8 years ago and spent the time to build myself as a founder, a leader in franchising, and waiting for the market to adopt to alternative investing. Missing on the first hire was not an option. We had over 1,000 applications for our Head of Growth position. I had our investors/advisors Daniel Rutberg and Moody Nashawaty, who had hired hundreds of marketers at MuteSix assist with the selection process because they knew how to identify real talent in this area. None of them were selected. I needed THE person. The person who had the experience building a startup. Knew marketing inside and out yet also was savvy in the world of finance. Who would also have to be a pillar for the culture of the company and passionate about what we were building. None of the applicants were who I needed. We tapped Mondo and Paola Castillo CRUSHED it! After one call, we knew Brandon Sellers was the guy. He had built his own agency from scratch, he had grown a startup from 1,000 users to over 300,000 users, he had a past life in finance at PWC. And he's one of the most likable people you'll meet. Two years later, he's overdelivered on everything he said he would do. Growing FranShares to over 40,000 investors on our waitlist. Being a mentor to our newer team members. Doing things completely unrelated to marketing. Bringing other great talent to the team. And so much more. Congratulations on your two years here Brandon, onward and upward we go together!

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Mimosas and Maropost, need I say more?! I'm pumped to be attending #RetailFest next week with the Maropost crew. Besides the mimosas, here are a few of the things I'm most excited for: 1. Carter's Keynote: Know and grow: The 2024 Australia and New Zealand commerce playbook 2. Kristyn's Session discussing 5 ways to level up your retail and ecomm marketing 3. Taking the show by storm with Alex, Bernie, Brad, Caryne, Elly, Jackson, Justin, Louis, Bec, and Troy 4. Seeing the magic that the Retail Global team has put together

We celebrate every win at BRI, and to win work you need a winning proposal! Check out our blog post where our Marketing Manager Natalie Miranda gives her 3 biggest priorities when creating a proposal. Compliant, Complete, and Compelling: How to Write a Winning Proposal https://hubs.la/Q02qrpLj0

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Did Coca-Cola invent Santa? The tale of Santa Claus has its roots in Germany and the Netherlands, where figures like St. Nicholas, Sinterklaas, and eventually Santa Claus emerged. These regions began their tradition of celebrating this gift-giving Christmas icon as far back as the 17th century. Over time, Santa Claus journeyed to North America. While it's commonly believed that Coca-Cola invented Santa Claus, the truth is that the company's advertising campaigns played a significant role in shaping the modern image of this cheerful character. Coca-Cola started featuring Santa in their ads during the 1910s and 1920s, following the lead of companies like Procter & Gamble, which had employed him in an Ivory Soap ad as early as 1885. Before Coca-Cola's influence, the portrayal of Santa Claus remained relatively consistent. However, in 1931, the company commissioned Haddon H. Sundblom, an advertising artist, to create a new interpretation of Santa Claus. Sundblom's paintings portrayed Santa as a warm, joyous figure, complete with human-like features such as rosy cheeks, a flowing white beard, twinkling eyes, and lines of laughter. Drawing inspiration from the 1822 poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas," known as "Twas the Night Before Christmas," Sundblom's rendition of Santa became iconic. Sundblom continued to refine his depiction of Santa Claus until he settled on his final version in 1964. Over the years, Coca-Cola has utilized many of Sundblom's interpretations of Santa in their advertising endeavors. - Are you a financial brand? I can get you more leads and loyal customers. I scaled 50+ brands with 1:1 guidance. Claim your FREE strategy call now. . . #aapl #applestock #warrenbuffett #apple #investing #stevejobs #growthinvesting #dividend #dividends #dividendincome #dividendinvesting #dividendgrowthstocks #dividendyield #dividendstocks #dividendinvesting #investingeducation #stockstowatch #stockstobuy #stockstohold #stockmarketnews #teslastock #hustle #nyse #nasdaq #valueinvesting #growthstocks #dividendgrowthinvesting