Sustainable Ketchup Brand Starts $57M IndieGoGo to Bring a Sauce Stadium Back to PA
/PRNewswire/ -- If you didn't know about the ketchup rivalry in Pennsylvania, you do now. In upheaval around Heinz Field's name change, the Philly-based...
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/PRNewswire/ -- If you didn't know about the ketchup rivalry in Pennsylvania, you do now. In upheaval around Heinz Field's name change, the Philly-based...
/PRNewswire/ -- If you didn't know about the ketchup rivalry in Pennsylvania, you do now. In upheaval around Heinz Field's name change, the Philly-based...
AWSM Sauce is a sustainable ketchup and sauce company founded by Paul Lehmann and Carl Starkey, two dads and former high school athletics coaches in West Chester. The suburban Philadelphia duo, whose ketchup is made by mixing flavored powder and water at home, are taking on ketchup giant Heinz with a $57 million Indiegogo campaign to pursue a stadium naming rights deal in Pennsylvania. Heinz recently dropped its stadium naming deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers, whose home is now called Acrisure Stadium.
Cohort members EDGE Sound Research and AWSM Sauce bring their products to the Minnesota Twins in hopes of “infusing innovation at all levels."
Blaxers Blog: The Westtown School Story Thu Apr 1 2021 | Brian Simpkins | High School US Lacrosse Magazine has partnered with Blaxers Blog to produce a series of stories that illuminate the minority lacrosse experience and promote the accomplishments of those individuals who have defied stereotypes to succeed in the sport. . Located near Philadelphia, Westtown School serves as the nation’s oldest continuously operating co-educational boarding school. In 1799, the college preparatory day and boarding school was established by Philadelphia Quakers and sustains its mission of being a safe, edu...