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milk* hearts New Balance. -An open letter to New Balance
milk* hearts New Balance. -An open letter to New Balance
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An open letter to New Balance.
An open letter to New Balance.
From your friends at milk* https://vimeo.com/181640515
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ROCK STAR WANTED!
ROCK STAR WANTED!
Hi. We at milk* are currently seeking a ROCK STAR addition to our team on the CREATIVE SIDE.
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Joseph Sequenzia posted thisHow has no beer company stepped up to take advantage of the “beer shortage” in Boston?..
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Joseph Sequenzia shared thisA powerful new song by Lulu's Lab.
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Joseph Sequenzia reposted thisJoseph Sequenzia reposted thisMy long-awaited trip to Italy started with a serious case of I-Wish-I'd-Thought-Of-It-itis. Well done Uber.
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Joseph Sequenzia reposted thisJoseph Sequenzia reposted thisAdmin Night: where personal tasks meet social fun! 🗂️✨https://lnkd.in/ecSBPjiZ #ideasmadefreshdaily #milkadvertising #milkagency #AdminNight #Productivity #Adulting #TaskBuddies #GetItDone #LifeHack #WeeknightWin
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Joseph Sequenzia reposted thisJoseph Sequenzia reposted thisThis morning, we shared our Q4 and full-year 2025 results as Zoetis delivered disciplined growth across our diverse portfolio, even amid a dynamic environment. Our execution has only strengthened the foundation for what’s next. With the industry’s most diverse portfolio and a robust pipeline – including meaningful innovations that are pioneering entirely new categories of care – we are well-positioned for what lies ahead. Thanks to our purpose-driven colleagues, we’re advancing science, strengthening global capabilities, and competing from a place of strength. Read more on our results here: https://lnkd.in/eiKfHvEM #Earnings #ZoetisProud #Innovation #AnimalHealth
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Joseph Sequenzia shared thisOk... Bring it on! 2026. https://lnkd.in/gCW2v75zWow… ok… so THAT was 2025. But there is HOPE on the horizon for 2026.Wow… ok… so THAT was 2025. But there is HOPE on the horizon for 2026.
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Joseph Sequenzia shared thisWell said.The $13 Billion Distraction: Why Omnicom's "Bold Move" Is Advertising's Most Expensive Rearview MirrorThe $13 Billion Distraction: Why Omnicom's "Bold Move" Is Advertising's Most Expensive Rearview Mirror
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Joseph Sequenzia reposted thisI’ve seen people from all over Connecticut have different reasons for loving our home state. MerchCT.com gives people a way to express that story, to literally wear their pride on a sleeve. With state pride at a record high since we began measuring it in 2012, the timing couldn’t be better. This store isn’t about one definition of Connecticut; it’s about giving people the freedom to show what the state means to them.Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development
Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development
Joseph Sequenzia reposted this🎁 Holiday gifting solved. You’re welcome. Visit https://merchct.com/ for more than 900 different ways to give the gift of home state pride this season.
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Awesome!! Definitely want one to proudly wear! :)
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Joseph Sequenzia liked thisJoseph Sequenzia liked thisSummer reading is one of my favorite rituals — a rare chance to slow down, wander into different worlds, and come back with a new perspective or insight. This summer, and with America's 250th birthday upon us, I found myself drawn to three books that couldn't be more different. But somewhere between the history, the philosophy, and the beach read I couldn't put down, the same theme kept surfacing: how do we navigate the biggest transitions in life when the path forward isn't clear? The Greatest Sentence Ever Written by Walter Isaacson: Word by word, Isaacson unpacks the genius behind the famed sentence of the U.S. Declaration of Independence, "We hold these truths to be self-evident…" — the radical ideas behind it and why those words still matter today. He sees the country's current political polarization as its own kind of fog, and makes a compelling case that looking back to our founding words is how we find our way back to common ground. As we celebrate the 250th birthday of the U.S., I couldn't have picked this up at a better moment. What to Make of a Life by Jim Collins: Jim has long been one of my favorite business authors, but this book is way more personal. It's a fascinating look at how we construct and reconstruct our lives after the "cliff moments" — those major transitions and setbacks we all face — and what it takes to push through, stay focused on what truly feeds us, and reconnect with our inner purpose. Told through the stories of people from a wide range of careers and disciplines, I found it deeply inspiring. Wait for Me by Amy Jo Burns: My beach read, and one I literally could not put down. As someone who loves music, especially country, this gripping novel about two country music songwriters navigating loss, betrayal, and the fight to reclaim who they are was right up my alley. It's the story of love, devotion, and friendship — and ultimately, what it takes to find yourself on the other side of the fog. Three completely different stories, but the same reminder in all of them: the fog is part of the journey. These books reminded me that what carries us through change and transition isn't luck or timing, it's our purpose, and the conviction to keep moving even when we can't see what's ahead. What are you reading this summer? I'd love to know.
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Joseph Sequenzia liked thisJoseph Sequenzia liked thisWhen Robin Roberts sets her sights on something, she finds a way to get there — even if the path looks nothing like she planned. In this episode of #OnPurpose, the co-anchor of Good Morning America and broadcasting trailblazer talks about purpose, perseverance and a career built on the belief that positioning yourself for opportunity changes everything.Make Your Mess Your Message: Robin Roberts on Proximity, Purpose, and VulnerabilityMake Your Mess Your Message: Robin Roberts on Proximity, Purpose, and Vulnerability
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Joseph Sequenzia liked thisJoseph Sequenzia liked thisHappy Free Hat Friday! We've had a lot of our customers and friends asking us for Tuvoli Shirts, Hats, and other swag lately, which I love to see... so today I decided to do a LinkedIn post to give away 20 of our really awesome Nike Dry-Fit Tuvoli hats. Just DM me with your address and I will send you a hat. In return, I'd love to see a selfie with the hat on LinkedIn. Tag me so I will see it. Bonus points if the photo is in front of an airplane! Ready. Set. Go! #freehatfriday #tuvoli #bizav #changingthegame
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Joseph Sequenzia liked thisJoseph Sequenzia liked thisWhen You Love What You Do… and your clients, One Sotheby’s and The Sotheby’s Brand. Thank you! PatrickMeyer.com
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Joseph Sequenzia liked thisJoseph Sequenzia liked thisThere is no bigger honor than being elected by the people of Norwalk and Darien to represent you at the State Capitol. The work I get to do with so many others to help improve our communities, see real results, and make a positive difference for those I serve brings me much happiness. That’s why the being recognized by the Norwalk Board of Education Coalition of Unions is very special. We share a common goal of supporting our schools and those inside the buildings. A hometown award always has a special place in my heart.
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Joseph Sequenzia liked thisJoseph Sequenzia liked thisEvery time I worked with President Barack Obama over the years, I saw how focused he was on serving others and bringing out the best that our country can be. You can see those values embodied in the new Obama Presidential Center, which is designed at every turn to give back to the local community and inspire tomorrow's leaders to dream big.
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Joseph Sequenzia liked thisJoseph Sequenzia liked thisCongratulations to the Maritime Odyssey Pre-School graduates! It’s always so much fun to see the kids receive their diplomas dressed in little caps and gowns. They are all well prepared for Kindergarten later this year.
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