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Lincoln brewer sending its beers to Tennessee | Local Business News [Video]

Starting April 1, Zipline Brewing Co. beers will be available in the Nashville metro area.

The Lincoln-based craft brewer announced this week that it has entered into a partnership with Bounty Beverage, a distributor that specializes in craft beers.

“It’s a great match for us,” said Tom Wilmoth, one of Zipline’s founders. “It’s a highly mature craft market with great local breweries, an appreciation for variety, eagerness to explore new things, and room to grow in a post-COVID world.”

Despite taking a hit from the coronavirus pandemic over the past year, Zipline has been expanding its reach and its products.

It brewed a special beer to mark its first foray into Mexico in October as part of a partnership with the Bisbee’s fishing tournaments, and later that month it announced plans for a line of hard seltzers.

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The Secret to Increasing Customer Success Metrics (How HubSpot Trained Millions) | Chris LoDolce [Video]

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PCI students launch businesses and give back to community - PortageOnline.com [Video]

Students in the applied commerce program at Portage Collegiate Institute showcased their business ventures last week after a semester of hard work. The event featured student-run companies offering everything from custom apparel and cleaning services to marketing strategies and community-focused food programs. Gavin Taylor, who teaches applied commerce at PCI, says the event gives students a real taste of entrepreneurship. Weve got some students selling lip gloss, bracelets, snacks, social media marketing services, house cleaning, clothing, lots of variety, notes Taylor. Each visitor acts as a judge, receiving ten $1,000 PCI Bucks to invest in their favourite student businesses. Though friendly, the competition is designed to simulate real-world decision-making and customer engagement. googletag.cmd.push(function() { if($(document).width()