Los Angeles-based DRINKS, a startup which is developing software which helps companies sell alcoholic beverages online via e-commerce, has named two executives, according to the company. According to the com
Dive Brief:
Drinks, a technology company that helps retailers sell alcohol online, has named former Kroger Marketplace head Amber Roberts as vice president of enterprise, according to a press release.
The adult beverage e-commerce firm has also appointed Blake Hunter, who previously held analytics-related roles at Activision Blizzard and Microsoft, as senior director of data science.
Drinks is expanding its team as retailers look to capitalize on rising consumer interest in buying wine, beer and other alcoholic products digitally.
Dive Insight:
Drinks latest hires reflect the company s efforts to bolster its position as a tech-savvy partner for grocers and other companies hoping to satisfy people s desire to stock up on alcohol without heading to the liquor store.
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Lunch 4 Literacy turns 30; goes virtual because of the pandemic
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One of the most enjoyable and highly successful annual events in Oak Ridge celebrates its 30th anniversary with its Tuesday, March 23, 2021, virtual event at 11:30 a.m. It is the Lunch 4 Literacy event co-sponsored by Altrusa International of Oak Ridge and the Oak Ridge Breakfast Rotary Club.
Our speaker this year, Ruta Sepetys, is a Lithuanian-American writer of historical fiction, a No.1 New York Times bestselling author, an international bestselling author, and winner of the Carnegie Medal. She is expected to delight the audience with her stories and is renowned for giving voice to underrepresented history and those who experienced it. See her website: https://rutasepetys.com/.
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The Anderson County and Oak Ridge school systems are administering COVID-19 vaccines at events Friday for teachers, staff, substitutes and bus drivers.
“To have this available to our teachers will help them feel supported in their efforts to get back to their classes and return to more normal circumstances,” Holly Cross, supervisor of Career Readiness and Communications, told The Oak Ridger.
“It’s getting the vaccine to folks as quickly as possible and in a way that doesn’t inconvenience them,” Ryan Sutton, communications and public relations coordinator for Anderson County Schools, said in a phone interview. He said it would also help establish herd immunity.