From our Co-Founder and CEO, Didier Toubia, who entrusted us with his baby and challenged us to achieve our best, to the talented scientists and engineers who have worked tirelessly to develop and scale our technology, to the ceaselessly creative marketing team who, with our incredible team of agencies partners, brought the product to life with vibrant imagery and storytelling (including being featured in our photography!), and everyone in between - your hard work and dedication have made this possible.Īs a proud member of this innovative and forward-thinking company, I cannot wait to introduce Aleph Cuts to consumers in Singapore and Israel once we receive regulatory approval. I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to everyone who has played a part in bringing Aleph Cuts to life. Today, and fortuitously timed during Earth Week, Aleph Farms unveiled its new branding, featuring the launch of Aleph Cuts, a new product brand that promises to revolutionize how consumers enjoy steak while prioritizing both their love for food and the environment. Thank you to Tony Atkins, Felix Velarde, Peter Lang, Tom Shipley, and Matthew Kruchko for the wisdom you shared and the community you created.Īndy Roberts Ernest Corder Neil Bedwell Jeff Hahn Brad Nietfeldt ∴ Nicholas Wolf Trenton Henson Mark Homer #agencylife #valuesmatter #community #creativity It it also worth mentioning that the other women in the room- Brooke Wright, Kara Smith Brown, Ellen Utrecht, and Molly Buehler-were some of the most kick-ass I'd ever met. Interestingly, because our shared experiences were so strong, being part of the female minority in the room didn't make me feel like an 'other.' In fact, I felt like I received even more respect from my male counterparts because they knew that however hard running an agency is in general, I may have had a few more hurdles to overcome. I was surrounded by thoughtful, kind, value-driven agency owners who shared so many of my dreams, challenges, purposes, and goals that I realized this is one place where I truly belong. Not surprising with all of shared skills, interests, and professional challenges these groups of people represent.īut at the Scale at Speed Media conference last week, everything changed.

Up until last week, my network was defined by three categories: Innovators, CPG Marketers, and Kick-ass Women-and most fall into at least 2 of the 3.

If we are defined by the company we keep, I may need to update my profile.

Mess by Keri Smith