Good things come in threes, right? Today, I’m celebrating my three-year anniversary at Lyre’s, and it has me reflecting not only on this milestone but on the significance of the number three. In storytelling, the Rule of Threes teaches us that things grouped in threes are more satisfying and memorable. In cocktails, sometimes all you need are three simple ingredients to create a perfectly balanced drink—it’s not about complexity, but knowing how to make something simple better. And in careers? I’ve learned that three years can bring exponential growth, countless lessons, and meaningful connections. Here are three (of many!) lessons that have shaped my journey at Lyre’s: 1?? Disruption is powerful, but purpose is essential. It’s not just about challenging industry norms; it’s about creating meaningful connections with consumers and delivering value that resonates deeply. 2?? Your team is everything. The people around you define the experience. I’ve been lucky to work with an incredible team that shares a passion for innovation and redefining how the world drinks. 3?? Change is constant. From launching products to navigating the growth of the non-alcoholic movement, adaptability has been my greatest asset. As I celebrate this milestone, I’m also looking ahead—to new challenges, deeper connections, and more reasons to keep innovating. To my team, thank you for making these three years unforgettable. To our consumers and partners, thank you for inspiring us to do what we do. What’s something you’ve learned in the past three years that has shaped your journey?
Congratulations Jennifer Contraveos !!! ??????
Congratulations on your anniversary! Great insights, the value of a phenomenal team can’t be understated!??
Congratulations on three wonderful years.
Congratulations!! Cheers to many more!
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Congrats Jennifer Contraveos !
People Enthusiast | Program Manager | Certified Project Manager | Onboarding and Development
3 个月Congrats! It was so fun meeting you in Chicago a few years ago. So excited to see you thriving.