Online education @SSU_1961 will "..[shore] up revenues for universities in a way that is more recession-proof, policy-proof and pandemic-proof..." as one of my first on-line #WineBusiness students in 2002, Réka @SfrisoWinetime would surely attest. https://t.co/mOU5QEBr25
Driving through the #SantaRitaHills this afternoon and have time for one winery visit. Are any @SantaBarbara wineries in that #AVA monitoring social media channels for new customers?
🚀 The next trillion-dollar companies will come from new frontiers.
Copernic Space Co-Founder @LadyRocketSpace will speak about “Trillion Dollar Firms”, at Sonoma State University on October 15th. She’ll join a lineup of influential founders and industry leaders
At Copernic Space, we believe the next trillion-dollar players will be built around space infrastructure, digital assets, and decentralized access to the space economy — and we’re laying that foundation today.
Link to join her and learn more about what defines the next generation of trillion-dollar ventures below
Never had one of these home appliance brands historically, but we moved into a house 4 years ago with a fridge-freezer with French doors. Its icemaker stopped working recently and the service technician who came out said it needs to be replaced. What are our options? @SamsungUS
@Budget Hey @Budget - seeing the replies you're getting to your post about random joy breaking out from taking one of your cars on a road-trip, I'd take a look at the case study for #YourTaxis here, and maybe consider a pivot to customer service investment: https://t.co/8IUycPgALy
@LycheeTech@Budget Credit where it's due - my pick-up from @Budget at Halifax Stanfield was relatively seamless. However, the extension requests (call, and email) were ignored, and their car with electrical faults that led to a 3-minute late return added an almost full day's penalty fee.
@VoteBlueNow @Budget Wow! I really hope that @Budget monitor the responses on this account. Charged you extra when your plane diverted? That's just cold! Even when my flight's been late, @enterprisecares has never charged me extra. I can't see me coming back to @Budget again after my experience.
@DrJL_ @Budget Thanks for the app advice! I've got way too many apps on my phone already, but I have to say that as a long-term @enterprisecares user, that app is actually pretty good for reservations and modifications. It used to be ordinary, but these days it's been very reliable.
@RedDirtSooner@Budget Thanks for the tip on rentals in Seattle! Hoping to get there to watch a game this season, and will need a rental. After my experience with @Budget at Halifax Stanfield, I'll stick by @enterprisecares even when the expense comes out of my own pocket.
@davearg24@Budget I feel for you, David. When I left my sunnies in my @enterprisecares rental recently, Jack in #Petaluma called me directly an hour later to tell me that they were holding them in the office until I was ready to pick them up. No charge. I'm not planning to use @Budget again.
@Budget Or...your Mystery car rental (nice initiative) could end up providing a car with persistent electrical faults, and an 80% extra day's charge when that fault causes you to turn up 3 minutes after the deadline. No wonder my workplace @SSU_1961 prefers @enterprisecares
@artisanswiss Thanks for the contribution. Could I use this post as a screenshot in the classroom? It would help if the comment was posted at the @slido poll with the event code #winebiztoday as well. In that way it would retain anonymity to the post, while capturing the sentiment for class.
A number of #winebiz articles now highlighting priorities to help the sector recover. If you've got an opinion on a priority on which the wine industry should be focusing attention, share it here to contribute to professionals' education @SSU_1961 needs: https://t.co/up6mx2kLpM
@robertjoseph@StopCoronaVir12@CambWineBlogger@laithwaites@RekaHaros Right with you there, Robert, but the difference you highlighted is in sectors where critics’ reviews are based on popular options. Wine’s critics almost unilaterally eschew any product that is even moderately available.