Many food/agriculture innovations start with the customer, both the retailer and the consumer. Here's a recent example of regenerative agriculture initiatives by Walmart. https://lnkd.in/gA9tPEvt
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First HQ visit since the Pandemic. Minneapolis welcomed me with open arms! It was great to visit colleagues like Briana Al Taqatqa, Bri Whiting, Jack Sullivan, Caroline Sweeney, Pat Courtemanche, Bill Stoeri, Shannon Bjorklund, Jeffrey Cadwell, Jack Huerter, Bridget Hayden, Robert Rosenbaum, Dave Swanson, Stermer Terri Lori Wosmek Brown, Nathan Webster, Claire Topp. Then capped off with lunch with C.E. Pugh and Robyn DesHotel. I can’t wait to go back!
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Capitol Hill venue + #MFemme release party + lawyer biz dev = lots of fun with Alex Hecker and Janet Lin on Thursday night! Who knew Alex was a talented lawyer AND talented musician?!? Congratulations to the #MFemme band on your new music and thanks for sharing it with us. #mfemme #capitolhillmusic #lawyerbizdev
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I’m very excited to see what this “Evil Genius” creates. Congratulations, Carolyn Droke!
Exciting news ✨ I'm thrilled to share I will be spearheading the digital marketing efforts as Senior Account Executive at the creative agency Super Evil Genius Corp! I'm incredibly grateful to be a part of such a welcoming and creative team. I look forward to working with musicians and music festivals to strategize their digital marketing efforts. Plus, it doesn't hurt that I can now call myself an evil genius 🧠 Thank you to everyone who supported me, reached out to check in, and offered me words of encouragement on this journey!
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California employers are getting some PAGA relief! Thank you, Nisha Verma, for your insights!
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See below for a breakdown of PAGA reform, which I sincerely hope will provide organizations the ability to invest greater funds, time, and other resources in their own workforce, rather than entering into successive settlements that only benefit the same group of plaintiffs' firms over and over again.
Legislative Action Heralds Sweeping Changes to PAGA, Resulting in Tools for More Effective Administration and Potential to Curb Abuse, Benefiting Both Employers and Workers
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