27Jul
20Jul
Archer Roose’s plan to bring canned wine to the masses
Archer Roose, a canned wine brand backed by actress Elizabeth Banks, plans to bring the nascent wine format to more doors, CEO Marian Leitner-Waldman tells Axios. Boston-based Archer Roose hopes to change that by making canned wine more accessible in more places, Leitner-Waldman says. The startup — whose business now is primarily bars and restaurants — plans to further extend its reach into the travel category, to cruise lines, train travel and more airlines. Archer Roose also plans to expand...
20Jul
Aras Appoints Josh Epstein as CMO to Strengthen Executive Team
Aras, which provides the most powerful low-code application platform to design, build, and operate complex products, announced today that the company has brought on Josh Epstein as chief marketing officer (CMO). Epstein is an accomplished technology CMO with a record of building category-defining enterprise technology brands across a variety of industries. At Aras, Epstein will focus on driving global awareness of the company's differentiated approach to managing data across the product lifecycle, from design to manufacturing to support.
13Jul
Guild’s Student Debt Prevention Impact Expands to Include Debt Optimization through Partnership with Candidly, Helping America’s Workforce Reduce Existing Student Loan Debt
Today, Guild, the leader in opportunity creation for America’s workforce, announced its new partnership with Candidly, an AI-driven student debt and savings optimization platform. By design, Guild prevents the rise of new student debt through access to tuition-free education and learning programs, and now through its partnership with Candidly, the company is helping to reduce debt incurred prior to utilizing Guild. Through the partnership, Guild expands the wraparound support services it provides to its members to now include student loan...
06Jul
Myomo’s (MYO) MyoPro Seeks CMS Classification for Medicare Cover
Myomo, Inc. recently achieved a significant milestone with its MyoPro device. The company's request to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to reclassify the MyoPro as a brace has been published for public comment. Myomo is a pioneering wearable medical robotics company catering to individuals with neurological disorders and upper-limb paralysis. With this development, the company advances with its target to support health equity for medically-qualified Medicare Part B beneficiaries. At present, MyoPro is categorized as durable medical...
02Jul
Best Canned Wine Brands: Top 5 Delicious Blends, According To Expert
Wine belongs in a bottle, many thought, and still think. But then there are those that aren’t satisfied with the status quo, and so those risk takers decided to put wine in a box. Then, they pushed further, thinking outside the wine box by putting wine in cans. Crazy. Or is it? We needed to find out for you, so we searched the web to find the consensus best canned wine brands, according to experts, and we’ve listed them here...
28Jun
eSight, portable electronic eyewear
eSight CEO, Aaron Tutwiler "We've commercialized a device called the esight four the fourth generation of our technology that we've developed over the last 10 plus years, the way esight works is we are a head mounted wearable device where we position a high definition digital camera and high definition screens in front of the eyes of the patient so they're able to enhance what their natural vision." Read more >>
27Jun
Inside Archer Roose’s non-traditional partnerships strategy
To develop more wine-drinking occasions, partnerships have proven to be key for the canned wine brand Archer Roose. Archer Roose, which offers six varieties of canned wine, has inked partnerships with over 200 hotels and up to seven stadiums. In 2020, Archer Roose also teamed up with airline company JetBlue to serve some of its wine to passengers on board, a partnership that was then expanded this past December. The company began seeking these types of lifestyle partnerships in 2019...
24Jun
eSight prepares to release next generation of its technology
“The ability of the technology to really have a dramatic impact of an individual’s life,” is one of the most exciting parts of Aaron Tutwiler’s role as CEO of eSight. Speaking to OT, Tutwiler explained that eSight, a company that produces a device to help enhance vision, has reached the fourth generation of its technology, with new product eSight Go expected to reach market later this year. The company has developed a head-mounted device that positions a high-definition camera and...
23Jun