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On Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2022, Squeeze, the leading Sales Experience (SX) provider, was presented with an award from Utah Valley BusinessQ Magazine as it placed #17 in UV50’s “Fastest-Growing Companies” category. This is the second year Squeeze has been selected for this award, moving up 10 places from last year.

Based out of Salt Lake City, Utah, Squeeze helps companies in industries such as tech, healthcare, mortgage, and financial services make the most of their marketing data and close more sales. Squeeze’s goal is to “fill the gap between marketing and sales” and serve companies as they seek to increase profitability and grow revenue.

The UV50 awards offer recognition in three categories: Fastest-Growing Companies, Economic Engines, and Start-Ups to Watch. Squeeze was able to secure its place in the Fastest-Growing Companies category as it generated over 855,500 qualified sales opportunities, closed over 1,000 of those opportunities, and generated over $308 million in sales. 

“It’s exciting to see so much rapid growth within our company over the past year,” said Jacob Thorpe, Squeeze’s Vice President of Client Services, who accepted the award on behalf of Squeeze during the UV50 Gala. “We have so much more in the works and I’m confident we’ll be here again next year!”

“Utah has such a vibrant and innovative business community, and we couldn’t be more honored to rank next to some of the best that Utah has to offer,” said Carson Poppenger, Founder and President of Squeeze. “The work we do is difficult and relentless, but we have the best team anyone could ask for. This award belongs to everyone on our team.”

For more information, please contact [email protected].

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About Squeeze

Squeeze, the leading Sales Experience (SX) provider, empowers clients to maximize revenue and lead-generation efforts by filling the gap between most sales and marketing teams. Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, the company currently has over 400 employees across multiple offices helping many of today’s leading brands “squeeze” the greatest return on leads generated. 

For additional information, please visit www.GoSqueeze.com.

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Jessica Saldo

Marketing Coordinator

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413-412-0431

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California-based Chino Valley Ranchers is cracking up fans with the release of yet another humorous internet ad promoting its pasture-raised eggs.

COLTON, Calif. – October 21, 2022 – (Newswire.com)

California-based Chino Valley Ranchers is cracking up fans with the release of yet another humorous internet ad promoting its pasture-raised eggs.

The commercial, delivered in music video format, is titled “Chicken Scratch.” It features a lovelorn rancher jilted by his favorite chicken, who has flown the coop for Chino Valley. A string of puns delivered in convincing country heartbreak style culminate in the tagline, “The Grass Is Greener at Chino Valley.” 

The song was written and performed by Nathan Kenyon at Anthem Entertainment/BMI. Supplemental lyrics were composed by Alex Ribble, founder of Big Chief Creative Media (BCCM) — the agency behind the ad.

Additional credits go to the ad’s Writer/Director Tyler Wolff, Director of Photography Keith Leman, Editor/VFX A.J. Rickert-Epstein, and Music Producer Gabe Foust.

Chino Valley Ranchers is no stranger to avant-garde advertising with comedic storylines. Its previous ad, “Special Delivery,” (also produced by BCCM), took highest honors in Season 2 of the 2022 MUSE Creative Awards. See the ad, here.  

Chino Valley’s Chris Nichols explained why he and his company have opted for an unconventional approach to marketing eggs. “As a family-owned business for three generations, we like to think of ourselves as a pretty fun group. We want our marketing to be fun too.”

See “Chicken Scratch” here: Video link

About Chino Valley Ranchers 

A family-owned company founded in the 1950s, Chino Valley Ranchers is dedicated to bringing the freshest, healthiest and best-tasting eggs to your table. The Nichols family considers its chickens part of the family, and they treat them accordingly. As an accredited California Certified Organic Farmers (CCOF) organic provider, Chino Valley Ranchers’ hens are fed the finest organic, non-GMO grains and seeds from certified pesticide-free fields. Chino Valley Ranchers eggs are certified by American Humane and carry the American Humane Certified seal.

Learn more about Chino Valley Ranchers at https://www.chinovalleyranchers.com.

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Alex Ribble

President

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(714) 794-2226

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NEW YORK – October 20, 2022 – (Newswire.com)

For some, student loan debt can feel like a weight they can’t shake. But with a plan, borrowers can pay off their loans faster and start feeling relief from student loan stress. Here are things to consider and four tips to get started. 

Is paying off student loans early beneficial? 

While there’s no right or wrong answer, there are some things to consider before making the decision to pay off your student loan debt ahead of schedule. If borrowers have the financial means to do so, paying off their loans early can save them money in the long run. Early payoffs can minimize the amount of interest accrued and free up monthly income to allow for more financial flexibility down the road.

Of course, there are also some drawbacks to early student loan payoff. For one thing, borrowers may forfeit certain repayment benefits, such as forbearance or federal loan forgiveness options. Additionally, if they have multiple loans with different interest rates, it may make more financial sense to focus on paying off the loan with the highest interest rate first. 

Ultimately, the best way for borrowers to decide if they should pay off their student loans early is to weigh the pros and cons carefully and decide what is right for their unique financial situation.

Ways to pay off student loans faster

1. Student loan refinancing – One way to potentially start paying student loans off faster is to refinance them. Student loan refinancing is available for federal and private student loans. Through refinancing, one could potentially combine their loans and replace current debt with a new loan that offers a lower interest rate to reduce the monthly payment and/or shorten the term. Keep in mind, if one refinances a federal student loan, one will no longer qualify for existing or future benefits offered by the federal government to federal student loan holders. Please consult www.studentaid.gov for the most current information about any federal student loan benefits. Many lenders offer student loan refinancing, so be sure to shop around, compare rates, and be sure to understand all the terms and conditions of the new loan before signing the dotted line. 

2. Automate payments – One of the best ways to ensure that student loan payments are always on time is to set up automatic payments. This way, the payment will be taken from the borrower’s bank account automatically each month, eliminating the risk of late payments and added penalties.

3. Make extra payments when possible – If borrowers find they have some extra money coming in (from a bonus at work, for example), they should consider making an extra student loan payment in addition to their regularly scheduled payments. This will help lower the principal balance and in turn, cut down on the amount of interest overall. Even if it’s just a few hundred dollars, every little bit helps to pay off student loans faster.

The bottom line

Paying off student loans early can be a smart financial move, but it’s not right for everyone. Borrowers should carefully consider their unique situation and all their options before making a decision. Those who decide to go ahead with early student loan payoff can use the tips above to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible.

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Carolina d’Arbelles-Valle

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(201) 633-2125

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Petition to Congress Gaining Momentum, But Signatures Still Needed

ATLANTA – October 20, 2022 – (Newswire.com)

The following is an open letter from We The Patriots USA, Inc.:

Just hours ago, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted to add the COVID-19 shot to the CDC’s childhood immunization schedule. According to We The Patriots USA Vice-President and Co-founder Attorney Brian Festa, the implications of this are staggering. “The shot will now be shielded from civil tort liability under the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986, which eliminated recovery through the courts and established the so-called ‘vaccine court’, allowing only limited recovery under the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program,” Festa explained. “This means that you cannot file a product liability lawsuit against a vaccine manufacturer if your child suffers injury or death from a shot.”

Festa added that another consequence of today’s vote is that this shot is likely to be added to the list of “immunizations” required for school attendance in many states. Many state legislatures have adopted the practice of mandating that students in school receive every vaccine on the CDC’s childhood schedule. This especially affects states like California, New York, Maine, Connecticut, Mississippi, and West Virginia, where no personal belief or religious exemption to school vaccination mandates exists. 

SO WHAT CAN BE DONE ABOUT IT?  

1. SIGN THE PETITION TO MAKE DISCRIMINATION BASED ON VACCINATION STATUS ILLEGAL, AND ASK EVERYONE TO DO THE SAME.  

If We The Patriots USA’s petition to Congress is successful in its end goal of amending the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to make vaccination status discrimination illegal, no school would ever be able to deny a child an education simply because that child has not received one or more shots. No employer would ever be able to fire someone for refusing a shot. No airline, restaurant, hospital, or any other business could refuse service to someone because they did not receive a shot. Please sign the petition today.

2. DONATE TO WE THE PATRIOTS USA SO THEY CAN EXPAND THEIR LEGAL EFFORTS AND FIGHT BACK IN COURT

As noted above, it’s nearly inevitable that some states will pass legislation to add this shot to the list of shots required for school attendance. This is likely to include not just students in Grades K-12, but college and university students as well. We The Patriots USA will need to file legal challenges in response to any such legislation. While the CDC maintains that the COVID shots are safe and effective, data has recently emerged showing evidence of adverse effects in young people especially, such as myocarditis. Please consider a donation in support of We The Patriots USA today, so they are ready to fight back at a moment’s notice. Litigation is slow business, so they want to be able to file lawsuits immediately after these laws are passed.

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