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Roxberry Juice Sales Up in 2020

June 22, 2020 Global Business Comments Off on Roxberry Juice Sales Up in 2020
ROXBERRY Sees 35% Growth in Sales over 2019
ROXBERRY Sees 35% Growth in Sales over 2019

Salt Lake City, UT  (Restaurant News Release)  Although the pandemic isn’t yet behind us, Utah-based ROXBERRY JUICE CO. (founded 2008) has seen a steady growth in sales.

Brad Davis, Founder and CEO noted, “Our systemwide same-store sales are up about 35% over last year. We’ve done extremely well in spite of the pandemic.” Davis also shared that with concerns over health many now see the importance of adding nutritious and vitamin packed smoothies, juices and healthy açaí bowls to the diet.

This fast-casual smoothie concept is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner hours, with a $4-$12+ per person price range. Stores offer Drive through and offer online ordering options.

Earlier this year Roxberry Juice announced plans to expand internationally into South Korea, Asia, and the Middle East.

ROXBERRY Sees 35% Growth in Sales over 2019
ROXBERRY Sees 35% Growth in Sales over 2019

About Roxberry Juice Co.

There are a great number of food choices out there, but when it comes to Fresh Juices, Smoothies, and Açaí Bowls, the best choice is Roxberry. This is because Roxberry pays attention to the things that matter; the ingredients. From 100% natural juices to real fruits and veggies, Roxberry provides the best in quality products on the market.

In a classic sense, Roxberry brings you back to a simpler time. To a time when quality products and ingredients were abundant, and to a time when you didn’t feel the need to question what was in your food. Roxberry cares about you and your health. Our goal is to always provide you with the best quality juices, smoothies, and bowls possible.

More information can be found online at http://www.roxberryjuice.com

Contact:
Don Southerton
Bridging Culture Worldwide
310-866-3777
Dsoutherton@bridgingculture.com

A Korea Q & A, Part 2 Video Chat

April 13, 2019 Commentary Comments Off on A Korea Q & A, Part 2 Video Chat
Don Southerton

This Part 2 Korea Q & A looks at how to offset the unexpected.

In many cases, leadership and team do need direct support. I want to strongly encourage you to reach out to me. At least for a neutral second opinion. Best, too, to engage early, and not put off until issues escalate or go sideways. Waiting rarely makes things better. 

Call, text, Message or email and we can discuss.mailto:Dsoutherton@bridgingculture.com

Don https://www.bridgingculture.com

Everything Korea March 13 Episode: Korea 101 Foundation for Understanding Korea Business

March 13, 2017 vodcast Comments Off on Everything Korea March 13 Episode: Korea 101 Foundation for Understanding Korea Business

When you ask somewhat “what are you most passionate about?” It can be very revealing—family, work, hobbies, sports, and social issues.

For me and my work its sharing Korean business culture and, in particular, strategies to succeed with the Culture.

Since 2004 I have offered programs and mentoring to thousands across America and internationally. A flagship Korea 101 program has served as the core for this Korean business culture mentoring. In turn, this training and coaching builds upon current experiences of the teams, while providing new understandings that lead to solutions.

Both our on-site and web-based programs have been offered to teams not only in America, but also in Canada, UK, Belgium, Germany, Russia, AU, India, South Korea, and the Middle East.

Customized versions have been professionally recorded and distributed worldwide to organizations and incorporated in their in-house programs.

Ideally the program is on-site over 4 to 6 weeks—each class a 1½-hour session. That said, we have a number of options including half and full day immersion programs.

Korea 101 and 201 programs are also an integral part of on-boarding and mentoring for key executives and management.

I like to highlight that we find participants genuinely care about their work and the company, and acquiring the needed skills offered in Korea 101 specifically help them to move forward within the culture.

Finally, the key to the success of our Korea programs has been the strong endorsement of our partner firms’ CEOs, senior American and Korean management, and across their teams. As organizations they realize that their teams need support. Expecting employees to “get it” without training and coaching rarely works. We are proud to work with our partners and their teams.

To chat about Korea 101 or a Korean facing business question, Stacey stacey@koreabcw.com, my assistant can schedule us a time to meet or chat by phone. For all urgent matters, Text me at 310-866-3777

Seasons Greetings from Songdo IBD CityTalk

December 25, 2008 general Comments Off on Seasons Greetings from Songdo IBD CityTalk

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Sae hae bok  mani  ba deu say yo!

새해복  많이  받으세요

We hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday season. Great success in the new year.

Please plan to visit this site in 2009  to learn and comment about Songdo IBD. 

Seasons Greetings, 
Don Southerton and the Songdo IBD CityTalk team

Songdo IBD In the News: Bazaar to bring English to Incheon on Saturday

December 13, 2008 Songdo IBD in the News One comment
  

Gale International Korea, the local branch of the U.S.-based real estate development firm in charge of the New Songdo International City development project, announced yesterday that it will hold an English charity bazaar from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday at Songdo Convensia in Incheon.    

The event will be held jointly with the Beautiful Store charity organization, and will feature an English-language market, one-day English classes for children and eco-friendly events such as displays of green toys. All profits will go to help the needy through the Beautiful Store. 

Foreign employees of Gale International Korea, members of the American Women’s Club and students at Incheon Foreign Language High School will participate.

JoongAng Daily

Welcome to Songdo IBD CityTalk

December 10, 2008 general One comment

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By Don Southerton, Songdo IBD CityTalk Editor and Chief Blogger

 

Songdo IBD CityTalk is for sharing information, news, and opinions about Incheon, South Korea’s Songdo International Business District (IBD). 

Songdo IBD Citytalk은 한국의 송도 국제 업무지구에 대한 최신 정보와 뉴스, 그리고 여러 분야 전문가들의 의견을 나누려는 목적으로 만들어진 블로그입니다. 

Songdo IBD CityTalk Goal  Create a virtual community where the local public, media, bloggers, journalists, cutting edge urban enthusiasts, Green supporters, developers, tenants, contractors, and folks from around the world can share and discuss Songdo IBD and its vision.

Songdo IBD Citytalk은 지역경제, 미디어, 블로거, 저널리스트, 최첨단 도시 매니아, 환경 운동가, 도시 개발가, 부동산 투자자, 그밖에 세계 모든 사람들과 송도 국제 업무 지구과 송도의 미래에 대해서 토론할 수 있는 공간을 제공합니다.

We strictly prohibit any postings that contain incorrect or misleading information about Songdo IBD, or slander Songdo IBD and its stakeholders.

하지만, 우리는 송도 국제 업무지구와 그와 관련된 사람들에 대한 어떠한 잘못된 정보 혹은 의도된 중상을 엄격히 금지할 것 입니다.

Songdo IBD CityTalk Guidelines Songdo IBD CityTalk supports the Blogger’s Code of Ethics as posted in www.cyberjournalist.net.  We will abide by three main principles, “be honest and fair, minimize harm and be accountable.”

Songdo IBD Citytalk 윤리지침; Songdo IBD Citytalk는 Cyberjournalist (www.cyberjournalist.net)의 블로거 윤리 기준(Blogger’s Code of Ethics)을 지킬 것 입니다. 특별히, 우리는 기본적인 세가지 블로거 윤리 기준인  “정직하고 공평한(be honest and fair), 피해를 입히지 않는(minimize harm), 믿을 만한(be accountable) 글을 올려야 한다는 블로거 윤리 기준을 준수합니다.  

This Blog is designed to be Mobile Blogging (moblog) friendly and is Mobile Posting compatible

이 블로그는 모바일 친화적인 블로그로 디자인되었습니다. 따라서 모바일 도구를 이용한 포스팅이 가능합니다.

Some Facts Songdo IBD is a planned international business center being developed on 1,500 acres of reclaimed land along the Incheon waterfront, 40 miles (65 km) west of Seoul, South Korea. The project is part of the Incheon Free Economic Zone. In 2009, Songdo IBD will connect to Incheon International Airport by the 7.4 mile (12.3 km) Incheon Bridge.

Songdo IBD

The Songdo IBD will include a convention center, international school, mall, museum, ecotarium, cultural center, Jack Nicklaus Golf Course, Northeast Asia Trade Towers (NEATT), First World Towers, and Central Park. This 10-year development project is estimated to cost in excess of $40 billion, making it the largest private global development. The project’s vision is to make the city and South Korea the preeminent business hub of Asia.　 　

Songdo IBD is being developed by Gale International and POSCO E &C. Songdo IBD has already received numerous accolades. It’s seen as a test bed for sustainability, Green, and cutting-edge urban technology.

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질문 혹은 의견: 자유롭고 활발한 토론의 분위기를 유지하기 위해 스팸이나 욕설이 포함된 글은 포스트 되기 전에 삭제 될 것 입니다. 따라서, 블로그에 여러분의 생각과 참여를 포스트 하시기 위해서 블로그 회원에 가입해 주시길 부탁 드립니다.