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Ramzi Daklouche is VP of franchise sales for Edible®, the world’s largest franchisor of stores offering fresh fruit snacks, dipped treats, and fruit arrangements with over 900 locations worldwide.
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Ramzi Daklouche is VP of franchise sales for Edible®, the world’s largest franchisor of stores offering fresh fruit snacks, dipped treats, and fruit arrangements with over 900 locations worldwide.
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Earlier this month the College of Business welcomed the Fall 2022 cohort of Cardinal Bridge Academy Scholars to the Belknap campus for the bi-annual campus visit. Students from all over JCPS joined College of Business faculty and staff for an education…
Earlier this month the College of Business welcomed the Fall 2022 cohort of Cardinal Bridge Academy Scholars to the Belknap campus for the bi-annual campus visit. Students from all over JCPS joined College of Business faculty and staff for an educational and fun-filled day. Cardinal Bridge Academy Scholars had the chance to learn more about...
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At our September lunch, Venture Connectors was pleased to welcome dynamic speaker and coach Lisa Zangari! Lisa is President and CEO of the Zangari Consulting Group and Executive Coach-in-Residence at the Leadership Louisville Center. Through stories from her own work with some of the world’s most innovative companies, she shared four steps toward shaping organizational culture through innovation. […]
At our September lunch, Venture Connectors was pleased to welcome dynamic speaker and coach Lisa Zangari! Lisa is President and CEO of the Zangari Consulting Group and Executive Coach-in-Residence at the Leadership Louisville Center. Through stories from her own work with some of the world’s most innovative companies, she shared four steps toward shaping organizational culture through innovation. First, by articulating your company’s innovation ambition; then by establishing shared behaviors, tools and processes; next by creating and protecting your team’s psychological safety; and finally, by making your customers real for your people. She talked about the importance of building trust, and nurturing curiosity across your organization, and why culture can be a company’s greatest competitive advantage.
For 20-plus years, Lisa has been a strategist, coach and consultant for companies around the globe. She is a frequent speaker at events and conferences, with talks focusing on topics such as high-performance teams, psychological safety, leading through communication and women in the workplace.
Before moving to Louisville, Lisa worked in New York City as a management consultant and innovation strategist, where she partnered closely with Fortune 500 executives to develop new products, launch new ventures and nurture more innovative corporate cultures. This work gave her the opportunity to partner with leadership teams in the Americas, APAC, and EMEA. She also led executives on TopDog Study Tours to learn how Google, Facebook, Method, Southwest Airlines, Kind LLC, Four Seasons and others build and sustain a culture of innovation.
Some of her clients have included: AARP, Abbott Pharmaceutical, American Express, Citigroup, Citizens Union Bank, Coca-Cola, Disney, Farm Credit Mid-America, Hasbro, Johnson & Johnson, Mars, Nutrisystem, PepsiCo, Pfizer, RSA Canada, Texas Roadhouse, The Hershey Co. and others.
Lisa serves on the board of Kentucky Performing Arts Foundation, and has been a consultant and coach for social impact organizations including New Roots (food justice) and the Smoketown Family Wellness Center. In 2017, Lisa was recognized as one of Business First’s 20 People to Know in Career Development. She holds an MBA in marketing from the Mays Business School at Texas A&M University.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the University of Louisville class of 1997. One specific cohort of the IMBA program is looking to reunite with their classmates to celebrate the occasion. Michael Wolf, a ’97 IMBA alum, is working to gather…
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the University of Louisville class of 1997. One specific cohort of the IMBA program is looking to reunite with their classmates to celebrate the occasion. Michael Wolf, a ’97 IMBA alum, is working to gather contact information for any classmates that may be interested in attending. He sat down...
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Greg Creed is the founder of Creed UnCo and co-author of R.E.D. Marketing.
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Greg Creed is the founder of Creed UnCo and co-author of R.E.D. Marketing.
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International Franchise Association: Katherine Knight Patterson, kpatterson@franchise.org, 202-662-0783University of Louisville: Jill Scoggins, jill.scoggins@louisville.edu, 502-650-2624 Landmark partnership between tier-one research institution and in…
International Franchise Association: Katherine Knight Patterson, kpatterson@franchise.org, 202-662-0783University of Louisville: Jill Scoggins, jill.scoggins@louisville.edu, 502-650-2624 Landmark partnership between tier-one research institution and international trade association to educate and empower franchising industry professionals By Betty Coffman WASHINGTON, D.C. and LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The International Franchise Association (IFA) and the University of Louisville (UofL) today announced a landmark...
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Recent MSBA graduate Maoyin Zhang was looking for a pathway to a field that best fit her future. It’s a journey that began during her junior year as an exchange student at UofL—getting a chance to see the program firsthand made a lasting impact, ultima…
Recent MSBA graduate Maoyin Zhang was looking for a pathway to a field that best fit her future. It’s a journey that began during her junior year as an exchange student at UofL—getting a chance to see the program firsthand made a lasting impact, ultimately shaping her decision to come back to Louisville for grad...
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