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David Frame shared thisThrilled to receive this stat from a customer. It showed the value of the coffee beyond purchase price. #businessgrowth #coffeeindustry #customersatisfactionDavid Frame shared thisNever underestimate the value of serving specialty coffee. A hospitality customer who switched to Artifex Coffee reported a 40% increase in cup sales! Raise customer satisfaction with Artifex Coffee!
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David Frame shared thisToday is National Coffee Day and October 1 is International Coffee day. Seek out specialty coffee roasters in your area!David Frame shared thisIt’s National Coffee Day! Find your favorite roast at artifexcoffees.com #nationalcoffeeeday #coffeebeans #coffeeroaster #specialtycoffee
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David Frame shared thisGood coffee can have a positive impact on guest experience and satisfaction.David Frame shared thisVery honored to host Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Alpharetta hoteliers at Artifex Coffee Roastery last Thursday. Showed how the roasting process transforms coffee beans from green to great. #coffee #localcoffee #guestsatisfaction #coffeeroasters #ho #hoteliers #coffeebeans
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David Frame shared thisIt’s always a thrill when customers compliment my roasts or business owners share how their guests enjoyed the coffee during their visit. Good coffee can create a lasting impression and desire to return. #customerfocused #specialtycoffeeDavid Frame shared thisSometimes work begins before sunrise for this small business owner. The reward comes from serving my customers and hearing their appreciation of the roast. #smallbusinessowner #coffeeroaster #coffeebeans
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David Frame shared thisThank them “a latte” with gifts from Artifex Coffee!David Frame shared this
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David Frame shared thisThis incredible backdrop is due to the generosity of blacksmiths Mark Hopper and Jessica Collin of Goat N Hammer, an Atlanta-based forge. Check out their course offering at https://lnkd.in/dfmrbqT #smallbusinessDavid Frame shared thisBehind every cup of our Blacksmith dark roast is a celebration of craftsmanship. Visit artifexcoffees.com
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David Frame shared thisWe are all looking forward to the promise of the new year. I want to take a moment to give thanks for the people and businesses that played a part in my efforts this year to establish Artifex Coffee, a coffee roasting company here in Alpharetta Georgia. There have been so many instances where people helped and offered their expertise. For the company logo, thank you Jeff Holm for designing it and Kellie Newbold of Riot Creative Imaging for the printing service. The sign at the roastery looks wonderful. Heading into 2021 with a grateful and optimistic attitude. Wishing everyone a healthy and prosperous new year.
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David Frame shared thishttps://lnkd.in/eDJmvsN We are hiring. Looking for an experienced operations manager.
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David Frame liked thisDavid Frame liked thisFlat Bottom pouches.... Capabilities expanding fast and starting to get in a better position. If you are tired of your current supplier for whatever reason: bad breath, same excuses, bad coffee, they not inspiring you, etc Well, you know where to find us.
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David Frame liked thisDavid Frame liked thisWe absolutely need to start jailing the judges!!! Check out this latest insanity. Police say a Texas teen, Darius DeWayne Hall, 18, WHO WAS ALREADY OUT ON JUVENILE PROBATION shot a woman in the neck while she was visiting a friend who had cancer. Then he stole the patient’s car. He was later arrested in NW Houston. These judges are OUT OF CONTROL! REPOST for exposure! #thinblueline #lawenforcement
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David Frame liked thisDavid Frame liked thisHappy Opening Day Birdland! #14 in professional sports #5 in MLB and #1 in Baltimore Grateful for this talented Marketing group!
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David Frame liked thisDavid Frame liked thisI was thrilled to be at #SuperBowlLX and see our sustainable packaging efforts in action throughout the week – from expanding our reusable cups pilot in the stadium to deploying AI recycling units to help fans reduce waste. At Super Bowl Experience, the NFL’s weeklong fan festival in San Francisco leading up to gameday, PepsiCo deployed Oscar Sort AI units as part of our collaboration with Intuitive AI. Oscar Sort is an AI coach at the bin, helping fans identify the right place to put their discarded packaging to make recycling more effective and efficient. Fans simply hold their package up to Oscar’s camera over the bins and the AI tech identifies if it’s trash, recycling or compost, and tells the user where to put it. Oscar can also tell fans if they need to dump out leftover liquids or remove lids to help reduce contamination and it has a digital screen that gamifies the experience to help educate and engage consumers. On gameday, we expanded the reusable cups pilot that we launched during the season with the San Francisco 49ers to the big game itself. During the season, the program prevented more than 32,000 disposable plastic cups from ending up as waste in landfills, and at Super Bowl LX, fans seated in certain sections received their PepsiCo drinks in durable reusable cups. When they finished their drink they could simply return the cup to a nearby bin so the cups can be collected, cleaned and used again, thanks to support from Bold Reuse and Levy Restaurants. We also deployed more than 200 collapsible, reusable recycling bins across event spaces, and supported on-site sortation to help recover recyclables and food waste from the trash headed for the landfill. Advancing packaging circularity is a complex challenge that requires widespread collaboration, investments, enabling policies and systemic shifts, but initiatives like these can demonstrate what it takes to drive progress. Sustainability is a team sport, and I’m incredibly proud and grateful to our teams who helped bring pep+ front and center and made sustainable packaging a significant part of this year’s #SuperBowl story! Anne Fink David Allen Burgess Scott Davis Emma Stradling Victoria Jani Kristina Gerken, MBA
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David Frame liked thisDavid Frame liked thisCertificate of Achievement. Congratulations to Bridget Frame, Public Information Coordinator, who was selected as SCEMD’s Employee of the Quarter for the period of October 1–December 31, 2025. Bridget served as the lead for Emergency Support Function 15 (Public Information) during Tropical Storm Imelda, supported nuclear planning meetings, hurricane task force meetings, and numerous other critical efforts. Her leadership and dedication continue to make a meaningful impact for SCEMD and the communities we serve.
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