Massachusetts rail deal moves Berkshire Flyer closer to permanent seasonal trips to New York
"People in Western Massachusetts have been clear that they want better rail connections."
Featuring Elizabeth Banks, Co-Owner and Chief Creative Officer, Archer Roose Wines and Marian Leitner-Waldman, Founder and CEO, Archer Roose Wines When actor, producer, and entrepreneur Elizabeth Banks joined canned wine company Archer Roose as an investor and chief creative officer, she wasn’t just lending her name to the brand—she helped redefine how it was marketed and positioned to challenge one of the wine industry’s oldest conventions. Join Banks and Archer Roose founder Marian Leitner-Waldman for a conversation on building a disruptive brand through creative collaboration. They’ll share how they’ve combined entrepreneurial vision with bold storytelling to transform canned wine from a novelty into a premium category, why authentic partnerships outperform traditional endorsements, and what it takes to break into—and reshape—a legacy industry.
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"People in Western Massachusetts have been clear that they want better rail connections."
When she passed away at 96, her family discovered a secret $9 million fortune built through decades of mirroring her bosses' stock trades. The post A legal secretary rode the subway to work for 67 years. Nobody knew she had $9 million. appeared first on Upworthy.
"I doubt I will ever be able to have this kind of money again."