E-News: Issue 33

Thanksgiving is nearly two weeks We continue our Employee Spotlight series with Finance’s Christina Skehan. Happy Veteran’s Day! away… just let that sink in for a Way to go Christina! If you’d like to recognize a colleague for their hard work Thank You For Your Service second! We’re kicking off the and efforts please reach out to Kerry Sullivan to have them featured. holiday season with some food and John Floto drink inspo on pg. 6! SVP Business Development Our latest Employee Spotlight is John Floto served in the US Marine Corps Christina Skehan who has done a from 1994-1999. He entered as an infantry great job in the Finance officer and quickly rose to the level of Department. Congrats Christina! Captain Company Commander. During his service, John completed tours in This Wednesday we celebrate Japan, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia. Veteran’s Day– and we have 3 Veterans in our ET fam– John Floto, Victor Samuel Victor Samuel, and Jonathan Billing Analyst, Finance Watson that we’d like to acknowledge and thank for their Victor started serving in the United States service! Air Force at the age of 18 and is currently a Training Manager in the US Air Force at Some of our ET Fam shared their 514th Air Mobility Wing, McGuire AFB, NJ. voting experiences from last week. He continues to serve with pride in serving Check it out on pg. 2! others and keeping our nation safe. We continue to see the world Jonathan Watson differently through your powerful SVP, Managing Director, stories. Check out our latest DEI Business Development story contributed by James Carter on pg. 3. Jon served as a Senior Scout on a LRS team as part of the 101st Airborne Division Lastly two of our clients, Chipotle at Fort Campbell, KY. After his military and Banana Republic, have exciting service, he continued as a Department of new product and campaign Defense civilian for another 5 years in launches happening this quarter. Germany and the Middle East. Read about them on pg. 4. Enjoy the read!

ET AT THE POLLS Our offices were closed Election Day to give us the opportunity to let our voices be heard at the polls. Check out some of our team’s nationwide voting experiences! Thank you to all who shared!

We continue the very important DEI conversation with James Carter, an Account Manager on our Local Team, who shares his powerful story below. DEI: SEE THE WORLD DIFFERENTLY By James Carter I grew up one of five children right here on Staten Island about five minutes from where I call home right now. We jokingly called ourselves the black Brady Bunch sans one. My mother always said we were poor, but we never knew it. My dad was a laborer, and my mom worked her way up in the post office for nearly thirty years before she retired. They both instilled incredible values in all their children and we never wanted for anything. Family for us was and is everything. Growing up in a time where appearance was everything it was challenging feeling different and not like my siblings. I struggled for a few years trying to decide if I had to make my parents happy or me, so I bit the bullet and did the dating thing through my college years always wondering. But hindsight as they say is 20/20. I always knew I was “different” and so did my parents. We never really spoke about it, but I knew they knew. My dad died before John came into my life almost thirty years ago. But I am fortunate to still have my mother with us who is 87. We brought her to live with us after we restored the landmarked Victorian house, which we now call home. My coming out story was not something you’d see in a Hollywood movie. Just a simple guy, the first college graduate in his family dealing with the struggle of being, for the most of my career, one of the only (if not only) black people at the table. Trust me it was and is still sometimes a scary position to be in, trying every day to fit in and feel like I belong. It is a little strange even today being a role model-- I have two nephews who have really looked up to me. They have succeeded but in these racially tense times, I fear not only for my life but theirs and all my nine nephews. Being black can result in a situation no one wants to experience. This year has put EVERYTHING into perspective and cause for reflection. Having lost two of my siblings over the past eight years (my older sister and my twin brother), I remain a part of one of the best families a man could ask for. I can count my dearest friends on two hands and am blessed to be here in this moment now during these crazy times! A dear friend’s daughter just came out on the Sunday of the 51st celebration of Pride-- I wish I was able to do that when I was 23 instead of feeling as if I had to conform and pursue the “white picket fence” dream. As a kid growing up in the 80’s dancing in places like Studio 54 and The Monster and being twenty pounds lighter with much more hair-- I hear in my head a song that has resonated for me and still does in a time when I needed it most… I AM WHAT I AM! From left to right: Richard, Cheryl, Rochelle, Russell, James

What’s New With Our Clients Chipotle Unveils It’s “Real Foodprint” Tracker Banana Republic Launches With Bill Nye It’s First Commercial Since 2005 Some exciting news to share from our Chipotle Client. Late last month Today our client Banana Republic launched they announced the debut of “Real Footprint,” a sustainability impact its seasonal campaign titled “Love tracker that compares average values of Chipotle’s real ingredients to the Present,” which will be the brand's first industry standard against 5 key metrics: Less Carbon in the Atmosphere, nationally-aired seasonal campaign since Gallons of Water Saved, Improved Soil Health, Organic Land Supported 2005. and Antibiotics Avoided. The holiday creative features authentic Upon ordering online or in-app, guests receive this data to demonstrate the relationships, including couples and environmental savings from eating a Chipotle meal. Who better to explain families wearing clothing from their winter how this initiative works than Bill Nye the Science Guy!? Check out collection. As part of the effort, Banana creative from this campaign below. Republic will also donate $10 from the sale of each sweater, up to $25,000, to Feeding America and give $35,000 to CARE, a nonprofit addressing poverty and advocating for women. Our team has been hard at work placing media for them in Broadcast programing including CBS Thanksgiving afternoon NFL Game – Texans vs. Lions, The Masked Singer, Cosmos and cable airings on Hallmark (holiday movie time!), TBS, Bravo, E!, HGTV and Comedy Central. Check out their creative by clicking on the photo!

Thanksgiving Cooking Making Spirits Bright Made Simple (and Pumpkin Flavored!) Take the stress Whether you’re celebrating out of your together or toasting from Thanksgiving afar, this pumpkin spiced gathering by martini is a Thanksgiving sticking to must-have! hassle-free meals. Click to view recipe Check out a few recipe These NYC Restaurants Are suggestions from Bringing Thanksgiving To You Food Network by clicking on either If you’re staying local and photo. keeping Thanksgiving lowkey this year, check out which NYC restaurants are serving Click to view the list of restaurants Thanksgiving takeout!

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