I love the concept of photobombs. They are fun to do and fun to look at. My favorite is the young boy, with that beautiful young boy smile, that jumped in front of Queen Elizabeth. So just like you can jump into someone else’s photo, I started thinking about the possibility of jumping into someone else’s energy.
This week was fantastic, incredible and jump-for-joy great! But I will tell you one little secret, it had nothing to do with planning, power points or directing or controlling —it just happened. Why did it happen? One simple reason… People showed up to discuss critical problems and issues. I love that all we had to
Recently, I was challenged in a very different way than I usually am. I was invited to a conference that show-cased upcoming health and medical innovations for family offices. Family offices are a source of money for these innovative companies that is different from Venture or Private Equity. The world’s most prominent families where represented
This week was incredible! I was so fortunate to attend Sustainatopia, a signature John Rosser event with many fantastic, incredible speakers, all of whom I enjoyed meeting. The panel that I was on was made up of three accomplished investment professionals, doing really cool stuff. The great thing about our panel was that I was
Recently, Origin Magazine asked leaders and changemakers in the world of sustainability a simple but thought-provoking question: “What inspires you?” I was lucky enough to be among the esteemed group they chose to feature in the magazine. Anthony Zolezzi was featured as a sustainability superhero & changemaker – Read more to see what inspires him.
The retailer’s Wild Oats brand is a bargain compared with many organic brands sold at other supermarkets. If you had to name stores known for their large selection of organic items, you’d likely say Whole Foods, The Fresh Market or perhaps Trader Joe’s. Walmart probably wouldn’t come to mind, though.
Major packaged-food companies lost $4 billion in market share alone last year, as shoppers swerved to fresh and organic alternatives. Can the supermarket giants win you back? Try this simple test…