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Jennifer Epstein

  • Head of Editorial and Economic Impact Communications, airwallex.com
New York
As seen in: MSN, MSN Colombia, MSN New Zealand, MSN UK, UOL, Yahoo Life, Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg Markets Magazine, Bloomberg News, The Economic Times and
Covers:  white house, barack obama, politics, obama campaign
Head of editorial and economic impact communications @airwallex. Ex-@business and @politico political reporter.

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AI Killed the Inertia Economy. Businesses in Motion Will Win.

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By Jennifer Epstein
| Substack
The economy is being rewritten by machine on new technology. By Pranav Sood, Airwallex chief financial officer It’s a bad time to have a business model that relies on customer inertia. Many companies have succeeded in part by making it difficult for their customers to change. Across consumer and business-to-business products, customers tolerate high prices and poor experiences because switching to an alternative seems even harder.
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Two years after Hurricane Helene, St. Pete Beach museum still awaits reopening Original

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By Jennifer Epstein
| WTVT-TV (Tampa, FL) Verified
Two years after Hurricane Helene sent storm surge rushing into coastal communities across Tampa Bay, one St. Pete Beach museum is still waiting to reopen. Pass-a-Grille museum flood impact The backstory: The Gulf Beaches Historical Museum in Pass-a-Grille took on about 4.5 feet of water during Helene, damaging displays and other items inside the historic building.
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How Airwallex Is Powering the Australian Economy

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By Jennifer Epstein
| Substack
Airwallex is growing quickly across North America, Europe and Asia. We’re preparing to expand our offerings in Brazil, Mexico, Japan, Korea and other major economies. But we realized that we hadn’t done enough to understand our impact in Australia, where our story began more than a decade ago when a group of friends from the University of Melbourne turned one cafe’s challenges importing coffee beans into the idea that became Airwallex.
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