SAPVoice: Meet Your Consumer in 2015 [Infographic]

Harvard Professor Shoshana Zuboff said that every century or so, fundamental changes in the nature of consumption create new demand patterns that existing companies can’t meet unless they applied imagination to see beyond what they’re selling today.  Indeed, consumers have never been savvier, well connected, and value conscious. Meet Mike, your […]

Democratic Congresswoman Sends Fundraiser Email About Deaths At Veterans Hospitals

Sign a petition and…contribute?
Kyrsten Sinema, a Democratic congresswoman from Arizona, sent this email Tuesday:

At least 40 veterans awaiting appointments with the Phoenix Veterans Affairs health care system died, CNN reported. The veterans were placed on secret wait list that was part of a plan by Phoenix Veterans Affairs officials to hide that between 1,400 and 1,600 veterans had to wait months to see a doctor.
CNN reported there were two lists of veterans waiting to see doctors. There was a list shared with Veteran Affairs officials in Washington, D.C., showing veterans had timely appointments and a list that was hidden with the lengthy wait times.

The links in the email go to a petition page, demanding an investigation of the deaths.

Via salsa.mydccc.org
But the bottom of the page also has a contribute button following her signature:

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There Is A Café In London Run By Grannies And It’s The Best Thing

NANA forever.
Nana is a pretty, trendy café in East London. And it’s run by grannies.

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The café opened as a pop-up in November 2012.

The creator of Nana is Katie Harris – who had previously run The Amazings – a venture which paired up elderly citizens who had skills, with younger people looking to learn those skills. Yasmin Harrison, Nana’s general manager explains to BuzzFeed: “When Katie started the Amazings, she found it was mainly men coming to her with skills. Women had more softer skills – like cooking, or crafting.”
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