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Inside the 40-Year-Old Footwear Brand Still Outsmarting Modern eCommerce With Logan Bird

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By Jim Collins, Tony Hsieh, Brian Robertson
| Up Arrow Podcast (Podcast)
Logan Bird is the President and CEO of Mephisto, a France-based premium footwear brand known for handcrafted comfort shoes. Previously, he served as Mephisto’s Vice President of Omnichannel Sales, where he helped advance the brand’s digital, retail, wholesale, and DTC strategies. With experience in e-commerce, strategic partnerships, and omnichannel growth, Logan held senior roles at Lands’ End and Zappos.
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Formerly homeless people, including veterans, could be evicted if Trump administration plan is implemented

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By Brian Robertson
| Philadelphia Tribune Verified
Vietnam veteran Jayson Carter is preparing for his worst-case scenario — having to live out of his car. Carter, a 78-year-old who served in the Air Force, is homeless and staying in a facility for veterans in Memphis, Tennessee. He’s one of more than two dozen veterans at facilities run by the nonprofit Alpha Omega Veterans Services who could be evicted if a plan hatched by the Trump administration, which is being challenged in court, is allowed to go through.
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Personas que vivían en la calle, veteranos incluidos, podrían ser desalojadas si se implementa el plan del Gobierno de Trump

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By Brian Robertson
| KEZI-TV (Eugene, OR) Verified
El veterano de Vietnam Jayson Carter se está preparando para su peor escenario: tener que vivir en su coche. Carter, un hombre de 78 años que sirvió en la Fuerza Aérea, está sin hogar y se aloja en un centro para veteranos en Memphis, Tennessee.
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