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How a 4.5 hour buggy ride across the Island of Sal in Cape Verde, West Africa [unknowingly] prepared us for a 72 store launch with Meijer supercenters

How a 4.5 hour buggy ride across the Island of Sal in Cape Verde, West Africa [unknowingly] prepared us for a 72 store launch with Meijer supercentersby: Wendy Ekua (W.E.) Da'Cruz

Celebrate your loved ones while they’re here—not just when they’re gone. Give the flowers now. Speak the gratitude now. Time is sacred, and presence is a gift.

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How a 4.5 hour buggy ride across the Island of Sal in Cape Verde, West Africa [unknowingly] prepared us for a 72 store launch with Meijer supercenters

Expanding across the Midwest with 72 more Meijer stores in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois

Expanding across the Midwest with 72 more Meijer stores in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinoisby: Wendy Ekua (W.E.) Da'Cruz

We’re expanding across the Midwest—now in 72 more Meijer stores across Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois! A major milestone in our mission to grow with purpose and reach more hearts, homes, and shelves.

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Expanding across the Midwest with 72 more Meijer stores in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois

Mushrooms and I got beef (real talk)

Mushrooms and I got beef (real talk)by: Wendy Ekua (W.E.) Da'Cruz

Mushrooms and I got beef—real talk. From texture battles to taste tests gone wrong, it’s been a journey. But growth isn't always pretty... sometimes it’s earthy, messy, and unexpectedly healing.

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Mushrooms and I got beef (real talk)

From Unemployed to Employer: Humility Always Precedes Honor -- A Letter To the Next Generation of International Relations Graduates

From Unemployed to Employer: Humility Always Precedes Honor -- A Letter To the Next Generation of International Relations Graduatesby: Wendy Ekua (W.E.) Da'Cruz

From unemployed to employed, proof that humility always precedes honor. To the next generation of international relations graduates: your journey may start low, but purpose will always lift you higher. Stay the course.

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From Unemployed to Employer: Humility Always Precedes Honor -- A Letter To the Next Generation of International Relations Graduates