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Zippin Hires Former VP of SSP and Aramark, Gary Jacobus, to Lead Business Development
Jacobus to focus on expanding global strategic growth partnerships
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Zippin, an industry leader in checkout-free technologies for brick-and-mortar retail, today announced it has hired veteran business development executive, Gary Jacobus, as Senior Vice President, Business Development. Most recently, Jacobus was with SSP America, the leading operator of food & beverage concessions in travel locations, where he grew the business by over $470 million in annual revenue during his three-year tenure. His proven track record within the sports, entertainment and transportation venue verticals will help to further expand Zippin s footprint in these core markets.
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The Special Education Department selected Joe Dillenburg as the Senior Student of the Month. (Lemont High School)
Juliana Tomecki was named the Junior Student of the Month by the Student Services Department. (Lemont High School)
The Driver Education Department tabbed Caleb Bozue as the Sophomore Student of the Month. (Lemont High School)
Krystian Bawiec was cited as the Freshman Student of the Month by the Health Department. (Lemont High School)
LEMONT, IL Four Lemont High School students were honored with January Student of the Month accolades at the district s Board of Education meeting on Jan. 19. According to the district, the honorees were senior Joe Dillenburg (Special Education), junior Juliana Tomecki (Student Services), sophomore Caleb Bozue (Driver Education) and freshman Krystian Bawiec (Health).
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Good Day Atlanta viewer information: Jan. 19, 2021
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Georgia teen tennis player gives back with racket collection
Linden Patterson created Love-ALL Tennis, a project aimed at collecting rackets and donating them to younger players who might not have the resources to buy one
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Teen tennis player serves up unique way to give back:
Considering she first picked up a racket at 3 years old, Linden Patterson knows the commitment it takes to play tennis. The equipment, the rackets, she explains. Minimum of three rackets for a competitive tennis player. And then you have the shoes which you go through every month, and you have the balls you always need.