Time4Coffee Podcast

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607: What It’s Like to Head Business Development at LinkedIn With Scott Roberts, LinkedIn [Main Time4Coffee Episode] Oct 12, 2020

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Scott Roberts is the Vice President and Head of Business Development at LinkedIn. When he joined the company in 2007 it was still operating like a start-up with about 100 employees. Since then LinkedIn has grown to 15,000 employees and from 13 million members to over 700 million.

606: What Are Current Trends Within the Coffee Industry With Tracy Allen, Brewed Behavior [K-Cup TripleShot] Oct 11, 2020

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Tracy Allen is CEO of Brewed Behavior, founded to offer comprehensive support to all segments of the coffee industry. In the fall of 2015 Tracy’s talents went viral when he was chosen to supply coffee for Pope Francis’ U.S. visit. His approach to consulting involves changing behaviors through education and providing strategy and growth solutions at every touch point.

605: How COVID is Impacting the Coffee Industry With Tracy Allen, Brewed Behavior [K-Cup TripleShot] Oct 10, 2020

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His approach to consulting involves changing behaviors through education and providing strategy and growth solutions at every touch point. Brewed Behavior works primarily with coffee roasters and producing countries to improve their marketing efforts and sales programs.

604: How to Break Into The Pizza and Deli Business With Andrew Dana [Espresso Shots] Oct 09, 2020

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Andrew Dana is the founder and co-owner of two D.C based award winning restaurants, Petworth’s Timber Pizza Company and the newly opened Call Your Mother Deli in Park View. Their “Jew-ish” deli has gathered a lot of attention since its October opening with lines out the door every weekend. Andrew Dana works with his longtime girlfriend, Daniela Moreira.

603: Why Coffee Tasting is Similar to Wine Tasting With Tracy Allen, Brewed Behavior [K-Cup DoubleShot] Oct 08, 2020

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602: How to Break Into Food Writing and Reporting With Joe Yonan, The Washington Post [Espresso Shots Episode] Oct 07, 2020

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Joe Yonan is the Food and Dining editor of The Washington Post, supervising all food coverage in the features department. He writes The Post’s Weeknight Vegetarian column and for five years wrote the Cooking for One column, both of which have won honors from the Association of Food Journalists.

601: What It’s Like to Be a Specialty Coffee Entrepreneur With Tracy Allen, Brewed Behavior [Main T4C Episode] Oct 06, 2020

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600: Why Your Determination is Rocket Fuel With Andrea Koppel Oct 05, 2020

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To mark this latest super big milestone in T4C’s short history and our journey to realize our mission – to help 1 million college students turn their degrees into careers they’ll love – I’m going to focus this episode on the importance of motivation. I think motivation is the secret ingredient …the rocket fuel in a personalized jet pack you can strap on your back every morning, when you’d prefer to sleep in, and each evening when you’d prefer to binge on Netflix …to propel you forward towards achieving your goals.

599: How to Get Your Dream Job in Journalism With Jessica Yellin, #NewsNotNoise [K-Cup DoubleShot] Oct 04, 2020

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Jessica Yellin is the founder of #NewsNotNoise, where she delivers daily news reports on Instagram without the anxiety-inducing frenzy you may find in traditional broadcast news. She launched #NewsNotNoise in 2018 after feeling like a large audience, mostly made up of women, had been turned off to watching news due to the hysteria, shouting and partisanship found in cable and legacy broadcast news.

598: Why to Ask African American Professionals How They’re Really Doing With Travis Mitchell, Maryland Public Television [K-Cup DoubleShot] Oct 03, 2020

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Travis Mitchell is senior vice president and chief content officer at Maryland Public Television (MPT). In this position, he oversees all content created, acquired, and aired on the statewide public television network. Travis brings more than two decades of media experience to his role at MPT. Prior to his current role, he was chief content officer for the University of North Carolina Television (UNC-TV) where he provided editorial vision and guided UNC-TV content on its four TV channels and in its online properties.

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