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Everyone likes to hear when they are doing some-thing well. I think it is more important that youlet people know when there is room for improvement.That information allows us to make improvements.According to member surveys, you tell us you arepleased with the service we provide. We conductregular customer service surveys as well as customersatisfactionsurveyseveryotheryearwhereyouletusknowwhatwearedoingwellandwhatneedsimprovement.Weareconstantlyworkingtoexceedyourexpectations.In 1952, we began printing this newsletter, sendingimportant membership information to your homesevery month. In those early years, we shared the phonenumber of the line crew leader you should call if yourpower was interrupted and news about our rapidlyexpanding distribution system.
In 1997, we went global on the worldwide web,introducing our members to www.jacksonemc.com.Initially, we were sharing information about productsand services. We’ve changed along the way, looking toour members to guide us. We created a customer ser-vice portal that is available 24/7 after website researchwhere you told us you are most interested in coming tothe site to pay your bill or receive outage information.Adapting to lifestyle changes, our
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July2015
Terry WhiTWorTh
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insulaTors
Clearing the Way
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COLLECTOR“I BOUGHT THE FIRST ONE ON THE SIDE OF THE ROADON THE WAY TO GATLINBURG. IT WAS A MICKEY MOUSE,”TERRY WHITWORTH SAID OF HIS COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE INSULATORS.
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What a hobbyist calls a “Mickey Mouse”insulator is one of the first pin-top powerdistribution insulators used. Originallydeveloped to insulate telegraph and phone wires, glassinsulators were also used on electrical lines to preventthe flow of energy from the line to the ground.
Whitworth’s first insulator was a splurge at $30;most cost a dollar or less.
“I collect these because this is my business, andunderstanding the history is interesting to me,” he said.Whitworth began his career at Jackson EMC in 1979as a lineman. He now serves as district operationssuperintendent in the Gainesville district.
His collection includes rare items, like the “MickeyMouse” insulators he favors, as well as several coloredcommunication insulators, tiny radio antenna insulatorsand a porcelain insulator dated the year he was married,1978. He began collecting insulators about 15 years ago.He admits he’d like to have some he and his friends usedto throw rocks at when they were just boys.
“They used to be everywhere, just cast aside. Wenever thought to pick them up,” he said. “Now, you
see them mostly in people’s old chickenhouses, just the ones they picked up andsaved.”
As the population grew, so did the demand for elec-tricity, and insulators had to be larger to control thevoltage running through the power lines. Insulatorsare still used today, but they look and feel different.The industry transitioned from colored glass to clearglass, to ceramic and now to polymer or plastic. As newlines are built, or older equipment isreplaced, the new plastic
insulators are used.
“These are better for
reliability because they
are lighter, won’t break
and they last longer,”
Whitworth said.
Whitworth may add one of
the new plastic insulators
to his collection. Who
knows, one day we may be
collecting those too.
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July2015
TERRY WHITWORTH
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ABOUT LUPUS
What Is Lupus?
Lupus is a chronic, or long-term, autoimmune
disease. People with lupus have an overactive and
misdirected immune system. Lupus is systemic,
meaning that it affects various parts of the body,
including joints, kidneys and other organs, skin,
blood and even the brain.
What are the Types of Lupus?
In general, when people mention lupus, they are
talking about systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE);
however, there are four main types of lupus.
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). While
SLE generally is considered the most serious form
of lupus, cases range from very mild to severe. SLE
affects various parts of the body and can cause
joint pain, fatigue, hair loss, sensitivity to light,
fever, rash and kidney issues.
Cutaneous lupus erythematosus. Cutaneous
means “relating to the skin.” Cutaneous lupus can
cause rashes, lesions, hair loss, ulcers, photosensitiv-
ity or swelling of the blood vessels in the skin (vas-
culitis). There are three types of cutaneous lupus:
• Discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) mainly
affects the skin. Discoid lupus lesions often
are red, raised and scaly. They usually do not
hurt, but they can cause scarring or perma-
nent skin discoloration. Discoid lesions also
are very photosensitive. Some people with
DLE will go on to develop SLE.
• Subacute cutaneous lupus erythematosus
causes extensive red scaly lesions on parts of
the body exposed to sun and artificial light,
commonly the arms, neck and shoulders.
Approximately 50 percent of people with
subacute cutaneous lupus also have SLE.
• Acute cutaneous lupus lesions occur in
people who are experiencing a flare of their
SLE. The most common form is a malar or
butterfly rash that resembles sunburn across
the bridge of the nose and cheeks.
Drug-induced lupus. Certain types of drugs that
treat chronic conditions such as hypertension, sei-
zures or rheumatoid arthritis can cause this type of
lupus. Drug-induced lupus mirrors SLE; however,
the symptoms often subside once the medicine is
discontinued.
Neonatal lupus. Though rare, neonatal lupus can
affect infants of women who have lupus. Antibod-
ies transferred from the mother to the baby in the
womb are the cause of neonatal lupus. In most
cases, the symptoms disappear after approximately
six months. Symptoms of neonatal lupus include
rash, liver problems and low blood cell counts.
Very rarely, an infant with neonatal lupus can have
a serious heart defect. Physicians usually can iden-
tify a mother who’s at risk, and the infant can be
treated at or before birth to minimize symptoms.
Neonatal lupus is not necessarily an indication
that the baby will develop lupus later in life.
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Systemic lupus erythematosus
accounts for approximately 70
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Both of these levels are markers for inflam-
mation. A high ESR or CRP combinedwith other signs of lupus can help make a
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Lupus is likely to cause changes in your daily life,
but there is good news: Developments in lupus
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tigating possible causes or working to identify
potential risk factors for developing the disease.setting treatment goaLs and strategies
The first issues you will face after your lupus
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– Blood chemistry tests and urine studies.
These tests can help determine whether
your organs, such as the kidneys and liver,
are functioning normally.
– Biopsy. Taking a small piece of tissue from a
rash or from the kidney when lupus is active
can help definitively diagnose the disease.– Anti-nuclear antibody (ANA). If your
rheumatologist suspects lupus, he or she
will order an ANA test, which detects a
group of proteins found in the blood of
people with lupus. These autoantibodies
attack the body’s own cells. While this test
alone does not diagnose lupus, paired with
other symptoms and lab results, it can
help confirm a diagnosis.
– Antibody testing. If your ANA is posi-
tive, your doctor may order for specific
antibody tests. Antiphospholipid antibod-
ies, including cardiolipin, are common in
lupus. They are associated with an in-
creased risk for blood clotting, strokes and
recurrent miscarriages.
– Complement proteins. This blood test
measures the level of complement proteins
in your blood. People with lupus oftenhave reduced levels of complement, which
can indicate active lupus.
– Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR, or
“sed rate”) and C-reactive protein (CRP).
• Stop inflammation (put disease in remission)• Relieve symptoms
• Prevent flares – periods when pain,
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well-being
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It also comes in a non-insulated 129NR version. Both have a
CSA Certified Toe and Sole and are offered in women’s sizes.
Comfort rating: -10° F (for the 129CR only)
Features
5-inch waterproof leather barrier and
full-tumbled grain leather upper.
COMFORTRATING
-23 C
-10 F
130 GladiatorDay-to-day the Gladiator Boot delivers – if it’s cold out, you’ve
got the 600 g Thinsulate™ Ultra insulation; for wet conditions,
this boot has a 7-inch waterproof full-grain leather upper; and
for daily use on the job, it has textured ankle protection pads
for impact and abrasion resistance and is electrical shock
rated. The outsole is a Vibram®
New Bifida with IceTrek®
. The
Gladiator also features a full zipper for easy slip-on and off and
CSA Certified toe. Comfort rating: -20° F
Features
7-inch waterproof full-grainleather upper.
COMFORTRATING
-29C
-20F

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SOFTSHELL
PRODUCT COMPARISON
YOUR QUALITY CHOICE
FOR INDUSTRIAL WORK WEAR, ACCESSORIES,
AND PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
STITCHESPERINCH
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
REFRIGIWEAR
0490R XLG
COMPETITOR REFRIGIWEAR
0495 XLG
COMPETITOR
8-10
6-8
8-10
6-8
As a manufacturer, our goal is to provide
you the best quality at the lowest
possible cost.
EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY:
All RefrigiWear products meet our
stringent quality standards for warmth,
safety, and durability, based on our 60
years of industry experience.
ASSORTMENT: RefrigiWear offers
a wide range of specialized products
for all different environments and
temperatures. From -50º to +50º,
whether in a temperature-controlled
warehouse or outside facing inclement
conditions, RefrigiWear has a product
line designed for you.
MADE IN U.S.A.: RefrigiWear’s sewing
operators in our Dahlonega factory have
over 800 years of sewing experience
combined. We continue to sew many of
our garments in our Dahlonega factory,
and those garments sewn in other
locations have to meet our rigorous
standards for quality.
COMMITMENT TO SAFETY
STANDARDS: Our products are
intended to protect workers and
perishable products in some of the
harshest environments. RefrigiWear’s
safety garments, footwear, and RW
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STITCHES PER INCH
SOFTSHELL JACKET | 0490R XLG
REFRIGIWEAR COMPETITOR
10 vs.
6
LOFT
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1.11
INFERIOR LINING QUALITY
INFERIOR
POCKET LINING
versus THE COMPETITIOR
REINFORCEDFOR DURABILITY
ZIPPERS
uP
40%
uP
80%
MARK II FLOOR SLIP
RESISTANCE TESTING
RANGE FROM 0.0 TO 1.0
how is floor
slip resistance
testing performed?
RefrigiWear uses the Mark II to provide safety
professionals with practical information
regarding the use of these devices and to
report slip resistance measurement values for
various floor surface materials in “as purchased
condition” under wet and dry conditions using
both devices.
MARK II
HOWit works
UTILIZES A 3 INC. ASQ TEST FOOT
ATTACHED TO AN ARTICULATED
STRUT THAT IN TURN CONNECTS TO
AN INCLINED ALUMINUM SUPPORT
SUPPORT CAN RANGE IN ANGLE
FROM VERTICAL TO AN ANGLE
SLIGHTLY MORE THAN 45 DEGREES
FROM VERTICAL
ATTACHED TO THE TOP OF THE
INCLINED SUPPORT IS A 10LB CAST-
IRON WEIGHT THAT PROVIDES THE
FORCE WITH WHICH THE TEST FOOT
STRIKES THE TEST SURFACE
slip resistance
ratings
0.0 1.0
VERY POOR EXTREMELY
SLIP
RESISTANT
the Best Boot
for youdepends on your
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a look at how some our our products rate
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00 YP@HOME YP@HOME 00
Learn how to spot the symptoms of an unhealthy tree.
AreYour
TreesSafe?By Jennifer Dunn
Howto
Evaluate Hardwoods
Look to the sky All the branches and tips on a
hardwood with healthy roots will reach up to try and
absorb as much sunlight as possible. A tree that droops
to one side could have dead roots.
Watch for leaning A healthy tree stands tall, while
a tree in trouble leans. If a tree inclines toward the
house, it’s time to call in a tree care professional.
Inspect the tree’s base A healthy base will be free of
blemishes. Signs of ill health include cavities or rot on
the tree and its roots. The presence of mushrooms or
fungi could mean that your tree is rotten on the inside,
even though it looks perfectly healthy on the outside.
Brown “wood shrooms” could indicate that fungus has
eatenthroughyourtree’scellulose,completelyseparating
the tree from its roots and causing a serious hazard.
Search for deadwood A dead limb can eventually
affect the health of the whole tree. Signs of deadwood
include peeling bark, a lone branch without leaves or
a branch where leaves fail to drop off in the fall even
though the rest of the tree has already shed its foliage.
Dead or diseased trees can be a major threat to
your home. Metro Atlanta arborist Bob Stancil
shares the signs tree care professionals look for
when evaluating a tree’s health.
Feature
00 YP@HOME
YP@HOME 00
DESIGN YOUR
Everything you need to know to
cool off in style this summer.
By Jennifer-Dunn
DreamPool
A
s outdoor living
spaces become more
sophisticated, more
and more Metro Atlantans
are choosing a pool as their
backyard’s crowning jewel.
Scot Cantrell, who has
installed pools in Metro
Atlanta for 16 years, has
tips on what you need to
know about planning and
installing the perfect pool.
Choosing Your
Pool’s Shape
Your pool installer will
advise you that the shape of
your pool depends on your
budget, the materials you
choose and how you plan to
use the pool. Do you plan to
spend the whole summer
in the pool? Use it more for
kids’ activities? Or perhaps
use it mostly for workouts?
All of these factors will
figure into your decision.
Most cost-effective
Atlanta area pools are
rectangular, kidney-shaped
or peanut-shaped. The
“lazy L” shape was once
common but has now fallen
out of favor. If you’d rather
customizetheshapeofyour
pool,yourpoolinstallerwill
assist you with a site plan.
Placing Your Pool
The average pool in the
Atlanta area is 16 by 32
feet, and most backyards
can accommodate one.
Don’t worry if your
backyard is hilly. Says
Cantrell,“I’vebeeninstalling
pools for 16 years and have
installed maybe six pools
on a level surface.” Some
uneven backyards can even
lend themselves to certain
water features, such as a
vanishing edge.
Yourpoolprofessionalwill
helpyoudecideonorienta-
tionandlocationofyour
poolforoptimalsunand
windconditions.Generally
asouthernexposureorwest-
facingpoolisbestforMetro
Atlanta’sgeography.
Be sure to consider local
codes and zoning, as well as
your homeowners associa-
tion’s rules. These rules may
apply to the fences, patios
and decks you build to ac-
company your new outdoor
pool, too. Your pool instal-
lation professional can help
you navigate permitting and
zoning requirements.
Choosing Your
Pool Type
Pools can be fabricated
from vinyl lining, concrete
Feature

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7
HEY,DO YOU DO
JIRA YET?
The Rubicon Jira instance came to life March 13, 2015
(local install), and now serves over 250 users with over
5,675 issues/work items logged in Jira, wait… 5,676 issues/work
items, wait… 5,677 – never mind.
JOACHIM HANSSON, Rubicon PMO
WHY JIRA, WHY NOW? We wanted to get things done faster this year by adopting
an Agile approach for everything we do. When it comes to daily task management,
we used to have multiple tools, each team using something different. We needed
a simple, easy-to-learn tool that has a fast and intuitive web interface that would
allow us to organize our work in Agile fashion. Jira met our needs. The fact that
it integrates nicely with other tools such as GitHub, Slack and Confluence was
a huge plus. Also, the fact that our partner organizations, such as ASD and
VMware, use it was just a bonus.
Most Rubicon teams use Jira Kanban Boards. It offers an easy-to-use, drag-and-drop
interface to move tasks from one state to another with high visibility to blockers
that prevent tasks from moving forward. The visibility to blockers gives the
project team and management an instant view of what prevents the project/
deliverables from moving forward, so that proper attention could be given in a
timely manner. It also reduces the communication burden among the project team
members, since everybody knows what others are working on.
The easy-to-use interface, combined with the high adoption rate within Rubicon,
makes Jira a collaboration tool of choice that embraces the Agile approach for
everything we do and supports our PMO 2.0 strategy.
Have questions about Jira?
Join #jira Slack channel or
contact Joachim Hansson.
The fact that it integrates nicely with
other tools such as GitHub, Slack and
Confluence was a huge plus.
AUGUST 2015
5
WELCOME TO THE ROCC!
The Aloha Program Details
Onboarding Services to the ROCC
QUALITY MATTERS CORNER
The Advantage:
Why Organizational
HealthTrumpsEverything
ElseinBusiness
by Patrick Lencioni
Getting Things Done:
The Art of Stress-Free
Productivity
by David Allen
The Phoenix Project:
A Novel About IT,
DevOps and Helping
Your Business Win
by Gene Kim
The following books are on the Rubicon Cloud Services bookshelf:
This month’s Quality Matters Corner is a reminder of the process introduced
by Cloud Operations several months ago concerning onboarding Services to the ROCC.
Rubicon Cloud Operations (RCO)
developed a method which they use to
ensure that they have what is needed
to “stand up” a service in the ROCC, a
critical component of onboarding.
The method, codenamed “Aloha”, acts
as its title suggests in that it’s used
to ingest a service to the ROCC
(which in this context also includes
MSG and QA). Aloha also covers services that
we’re dismounting from support.
Each team in RCO has identified a series of Deliver-
ables that requestors checklist through to ensure
that all aspects of the process are accounted for.
For all deliverables that aren’t applicable to a given
effort, they are exempted upon agreement by
authorized decision-makers.
The process is indifferent to any delivery method
chosen by the organization to check off the con-
tent. RCO deliverables can be managed via Agile,
Iterative, Hybrid, or other methods. The key is being
organized, which should raise the effectiveness of
the service’s support in the long run.
Please refer to the method in ICON, and feel free
to contact Dean Molette in RCO for any questions
regarding the Service Delivery Method.
AUGUST 2015
LEARN MORE
6
A
t a high level, PMO 2.0 is about embracing the
Agile Approach in everything we do in Rubicon,
especially in our project delivery efforts, so
that we get things done faster with shorter
cycle times. Bringing it down a level, we’re aiming to
accomplish the following objectives -
FASTER EXECUTION
“Getting things done faster” with shorter cycle times
Continue to hit target dates
EVOLVE APPROACH
Waterfall to Agile/Lean
Increase “agile maturity”
Expand scrum masters
Help the entire organization move to Agile thinking,
not just the software development team. With the
Leadership Team helping drive this initiative, we’ll
gain the following:
MATURE RESOURCE PLANNING
Overall project calendar
Resource allocation across Service Lines
Minimize unplanned work
This requires re-thinking our work culture, practices and
processes, and the tools that we use. This exercise also
addresses daily task assignments, resource forecasting
and planning, master project schedules and time track-
ing to determine how it can support accomplishing
infrastructure deployment work.
As a start, we defined the Rubicon Hybrid Project
Delivery Approach. In short, it means that we’ll adopt
the Scrum Methodology for our Software Development
efforts while using the Hybrid approach for non-SW
development efforts. The following graph depicts what
the Hybrid approach means.
WHERE DO WE STAND
on PMO 2.0?
f e a t u r e
Since March 2015, the PMO has been driving an initiative called
PMO 2.0. This culture-changing work is helping us become more
agile, deliver customer value faster, and is putting us in a much
stronger position for resource allocation planning. We are excited
to share the details of PMO 2.0 and where it stands now.
PAUL YU, Rubicon PMO
Project
Start
Project
End
SPRINT 1 SPRINT 2 SPRINT 3 SPRINT 4 SPRINT 5
MILESTONE DELIVERABLES
AUGUST 2015
Agile ApproachEmbracing
the
VOLUME 2 ISSUE 8 | AUGUST 2015
WHAT IS
projectmanager.com?
Aloha Program Details
Onboarding Services
PMO 2.0
Where Do We Stand?
EMC2 E-NEWSLETTER

the
WHAT IS
projectmanager.com?
Onboarding Services
PMO 2.0
Where Do We Stand?
EMC2 E-NEWSLETTER
7
HEY,DO YOU DO
JIRA YET?
AUGUST 2015
5
The Advantage:
Why Organizational
ElseinBusiness
by Patrick Lencioni
Productivity
by David Allen
A Novel About IT,
DevOps and Helping
Your Business Win
by Gene Kim
AUGUST 2015
LEARN MORE
6
A
FASTER EXECUTION
EVOLVE APPROACH
gain the following:
WHERE DO WE STAND
on PMO 2.0?
f e a t u r e
Project
Start
Project
End
AUGUST 2015

6
A
FASTER EXECUTION
EVOLVE APPROACH
gain the following:
WHERE DO WE STAND
on PMO 2.0?
f e a t u r e
Project
Start
Project
End
AUGUST 2015
the
WHAT IS
projectmanager.com?
Onboarding Services
PMO 2.0
Where Do We Stand?
EMC2 E-NEWSLETTER
7
HEY,DO YOU DO
JIRA YET?
AUGUST 2015
5
The Advantage:
Why Organizational
ElseinBusiness
by Patrick Lencioni
Productivity
by David Allen
A Novel About IT,
DevOps and Helping
Your Business Win
by Gene Kim
AUGUST 2015
LEARN MORE

5
The Advantage:
Why Organizational
ElseinBusiness
by Patrick Lencioni
Productivity
by David Allen
A Novel About IT,
DevOps and Helping
Your Business Win
by Gene Kim
AUGUST 2015
LEARN MORE
6
A
FASTER EXECUTION
EVOLVE APPROACH
gain the following:
WHERE DO WE STAND
on PMO 2.0?
f e a t u r e
Project
Start
Project
End
AUGUST 2015
the
WHAT IS
projectmanager.com?
Onboarding Services
PMO 2.0
Where Do We Stand?
EMC2 E-NEWSLETTER
7
HEY,DO YOU DO
JIRA YET?
AUGUST 2015

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MARKETING PLANNER
it’s
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great
year.
2017
it’s
gonna
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great
year.
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JULY
july
the cows are coming!
celebrate
raving fans®
dressed as cows
by sharing photos
on social media.
#cowappreciationday
AUGUST
slice
time for a
of
summerwhat better time to celebrate our
fresh-squeezed lemonade than in
the month of national lemonade day!

JULY
celebrate cow appreciation day
july
celebrate
raving fans®
dressed as cows
by sharing photos
on social media.
#cowappreciationday
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celebrate cow appreciation day
july
celebrate
raving fans®
dressed as cows
by sharing photos
on social media.
#cowappreciationday
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SUMMER BREAK
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FUN
&
SUN
LAKELIFE
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aug
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HAPPY4TH
VACATION
summertime
firew
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SUM
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get your grill on
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independance
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JAN
Start the year off with a bang
by surprising guests with a free
breakfast entrée for the first week
of the Winter Campaign.
happy
NEW YEAR!
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MARKETING PLANNER
JAN
january
CHICK-FIL-A NEW YORK GRAND OPENING OCTOBER 3, 2015
The “First 100 to Pay it Forward,” was an activation moving beyond the
concept of camping out and into a pay-it-forward mindset. The new twist on
a long-established tradition was created to position New Yorkers as the hero,
giving them ownership of gifting a Chick-fil-A®
experience.

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