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C3 Appoints Thomas Negrel as Chief Operating Officer of EllaMia
Negrel s Expertise Will Support National Expansion of C3 s Eighth Brand
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(Creating Culinary Communities), a revolutionary food and beverage platform founded by Sam Nazarian, welcomes Thomas Negrel to its corporate team as chief operating officer of EllaMia, the coffeeshop/bakery concept and C
3 s newest brand. Negrel will oversee all business development for EllaMia and guide revenue strategy to elevate the in-store and virtual customer experience.
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Negrel brings a diverse resume to his new role, including a background in international business and finance, with a focus on acquisitions and corporate investment within the restaurant space specifically. As chief operating officer of EllaMia, Negrel will oversee the growth of the sophisticated coffeeshop/bakery concept into high-profile markets across the U.S., including Southern California, Chicago, and
Charlottesville, Albemarle County officials support climate change legislation
Charlottesville, Albemarle County officials support climate change legislation By Max Marcilla | January 25, 2021 at 9:34 PM EST - Updated January 25 at 10:59 PM
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - A new bill moving forward in the Virginia General Assembly is working to battle climate change, and it has lots of support across the Commonwealth, including in Charlottesville and Albemarle County.
Several cities and counties in Virginia, representing over a million residents, have signed a letter from the Community Climate Collaborative urging the passing of HB1965.
The bill would require a small percentage of each car manufacturerâs sales be electric or hybrid vehicles. Advocates say that small percentage would have a large impact.
Controlling the Nukes: This Military Plane Could Easily Destroy the World
The U.S. Navy’s placid-looking E-6 Mercury, based on the 707 airliner, seems particularly inoffensive, but that is a lie.
Here s What You Need to Remember: The E-6 platform should remain in service until 2040 thanks to a service-life extension program and continual tweaks to its systems and radios. While the Mercury has demonstrated its usefulness as an airborne communication hub for supporting troops in the field, the airborne command post will be considered a success if it never has to execute its primary mission.
In a military that operates Raptor stealth fighters, A-10 tank busters, B-52 bombers and Harrier jump jets, the U.S. Navy’s placid-looking E-6 Mercury, based on the 707 airliner, seems particularly inoffensive. But don’t be deceived by appearances. Though the Mercury doesn’t carry any weapons of its own, it may be in a sense the deadliest aircraft operated by the Pentagon, as its job is
It's a new year, and good time to take a look at what lies ahead. Not in the short term, but on the longer horizon. So, here’s a number to think about: $126 billion. That’s the predicted size of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology market in 2025. AI, once the sole province of the more arcane branches of computer programming and coding, has become an essential part of the digital world we live in.You can find AI everywhere. It’s in our factories, controlling assembly robots and inventory systems; it’s in cars, monitoring power systems and drive trains – and soon, perhaps, to drive the vehicles; its algorithms lie behind the success of all the online tech companies that have come to dominate our electronic social discourse and economy. AI is everywhere, and it’s here to stay.Which makes it a fantastic sector to mine for investment opportunities. Against this backdrop, two of Wall Street’s top analysts have turned their gaze on