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Perspectives

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Fresh Victor Launch Party!

Nothing says “party” like a great cocktail. But, until now, cocktail mixes have never been anything to celebrate – they’re typically full of processed sugars, artificial neon colors, and hard to pronounce chemicals. Enter Fresh Victor – a new fresh cocktail juice blend and, technically, an entirely new product category.
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Blind Visionary "for The One Billion"

All Caroline Casey wants is for the one billion people worldwide with disabilities to be able to fully contribute to their workplaces. When workplaces become more inclusive, she told us, so does the rest of society.
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The Challenge of Creating Proposals

For this month’s Brown Bag, the team discussed the challenges around creating pitches and proposals, sometimes with strict parameters such budget and timing, before getting more visibility into the client’s expectations.
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Summer 2016 – Sun, music, and travel!

In the words of the Starks, “Winter is coming.” We're already reminiscing about the wonderful times we had this summer while we bundle up and drink our pumpkin spiced lattes. Here’s what some of our team members got up to this summer.
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What products have you used today?

A sleep tracker, coffee maker, razor? Perhaps a weather app, smart phone and vehicle; all before you even got to work! 

A product is something that serves a function, provides information, or facilitates a desired action. It helps you get something you need. It could be off-the-shelf or highly customized. It might be expensive or free. Either way, you likely had a choice of products and chose these to be part of your day based on your experience with it and how badly you needed it.

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Measuring Impact in Smiles

Few things are better than seeing the evidence of good work done by one’s endeavors. When actress Connie Nielsen came to Marker Seven several years ago to build a website for her non-profit Human Needs Project (HNP), the idea was to build facilities in slums that could provide basic services such as drinking water, toilets, hot showers, and laundry. But it was just that, an idea.