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What a remarkable year 2024 has been!🆙📈🚀 I am incredibly grateful to have engaged in impactful conversations and initiatives within the #AI #infrastructure space. Joining Ori recently and learning about Mahdi Yahya vision to position Ori as the leading AI infrastructure provider for enterprises fills me with pride and excitement for what we will achieve in 2025. I am honored to be part of such a talented team. The demand for our product is soaring, and there’s no room for us to hit the brakes just yet! 😀Let’s keep the momentum going! 🚀 As we reflect on a year marked by unprecedented advancements in AI, the question arises: Will AI’s growth accelerate even more in 2025? Projections indicate that the AI market could expand by over 120% year-over-year, potentially reaching a staggering $2.57 trillion by 2032. Many experts believe that 2025 will be pivotal for AI in enterprise, as organizations increasingly integrate AI into their core strategies to drive efficiency and innovation. Are you ready to embrace this transformation? As I spend a few weeks in #Marrakesh, I’m eager to connect with leaders in the AI ecosystem to explore potential synergies. Please feel free to connect with me or introduce me! Wishing everyone a joyous festive season!🎅🎅🎅 #holidays #ai #artificialinteligence #cloud #NVIDIA #GPUs #strategicpartnerships #colaboration

For successful people, Thanksgiving isn't just a holiday. It's a way of life. They embody gratitude and recieve every opportunity with thanks. It's easy to be thankful for the big things, like promotions, wedding proposals, or winning the lottery. But what about the little things that many take for granted? Getting up each day. A casual smile on your walk. The wonderful aroma from a fresh brewed coffee or tea. Every breath is a gift to be cherished. Thank you. Successful people even embrace adversity with gratitude as it is an opportunity for growth. These include poor results, emotional triggers, and conflicts. Instead of resisting these events, give thanks for being shown an area you can improve upon. Happy Thanksgiving.

For successful people, Thanksgiving isn't just a holiday. It's a way of life. They embody gratitude and recieve every opportunity with thanks. It's easy to be thankful for the big things, like promotions, wedding proposals, or winning the lottery. But what about the little things that many take for granted? Getting up each day. A casual smile on your walk. The wonderful aroma from a fresh brewed coffee or tea. Every breath is a gift to be cherished. Thank you. Successful people even embrace adversity with gratitude as it is an opportunity for growth. These include poor results, emotional triggers, and conflicts. Instead of resisting these events, give thanks for being shown an area you can improve upon. Happy Thanksgiving.

Wishing all our clients, partners and colleagues a joyful holiday season and a successful New Year! Please note that our dedicated, 24/7 Legal Tranlation expert team(legaltranslations@lionbridge.com) will remain fully available throughout the festive period. Should you require any assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. #LegalTranslations #GlobalLaw #AIinLegal #Litigation #InternationalCases #InternationalArbitration #Antitrust #M&A #Legalindustry #Lawyers

Say "Thank You" in the sweetest way possible. 💚 Express your gratitude with a gift they won't forget. Toffee to Go's delectable toffee is the perfect thank you for clients, partners, and employees who make a difference. ✨️ #CorporateGifting #ClientGifts #BusinessGifts #GiftIdeas #CorporateRelations #EmployeeGifts #EmployeeAppreciation #ClientAppreciation #SweetSuccess #ToffeeGifts #ToffeeLove #HolidayAppreciation #HolidayGifts #CustomGifts

As someone who works for a US-based company but grew up in India, this time of year always feels a little extra meaningful. Thanksgiving isn’t a festival I knew much about growing up, but over the years, it’s become something I’ve really come to appreciate. It’s not just about the food (though that’s definitely a big part 🤤), but about pausing to be thankful for everything and everyone in your life. It reminds me of Lohri, a festival back home where we gather around a bonfire with loved ones, celebrate the harvest, and express gratitude for life’s blessings. The similarities between the two festivals are hard to miss—and honestly, they make me love them both even more. For me, these two celebrations have become moments to reflect on everything I have to be thankful for—both personally and at work. Thanksgiving connects me to the culture I work in, while Lohri keeps me rooted in my own. Together, they remind me to appreciate the big and small blessings in life. This year, I’m feeling especially grateful for: - My family, who are my biggest source of strength - My team, who make work exciting and rewarding - The opportunities I’ve had to learn, grow, and connect across cultures. Lohri and Thanksgiving may come from different parts of the world, but for me, they share the same beautiful reminder: Stop. Look around. Be thankful for the people, moments, and experiences that make life special. What are you feeling thankful for this year? #Gratitude #Thanksgiving #Lohri #Blessings #Reflection

This Thanksgiving, Americans are set to travel in record numbers and enjoy slightly cheaper festive dinners, thanks to lower fuel and food costs easing inflationary pressures. Nearly 80 million people will travel at least 50 miles, with airlines expecting their busiest holiday period yet. Falling crude prices have reduced petrol costs, averaging just over $3 per gallon, the lowest since 2020. Meanwhile, the cost of a Thanksgiving dinner has dropped 5% from last year, though still higher than pre-pandemic levels. Economic concerns persist, with many families scaling back celebrations, and shoppers hoping for further price reductions under Trump’s presidency. Retailers like Walmart and Target are responding by offering budget-friendly meal bundles. Despite easing inflation, consumer sentiment remains cautious, with full recovery expected to take more time. Falling US fuel and food prices bring relief to Thanksgiving shoppers | https://on.ft.com/4g3Vc78 | Financial Times | Alexandra White Amanda Chu Claire Bushey #Thanksgiving2024 #HolidayTravel #ThanksgivingDinner #InflationRelief #FuelPrices #FamilyCelebrations #BudgetFriendly #HolidayTraditions #RetailDeals #EconomicOutlook #AmericanHolidays #TravelSeason #TheCPGGeek #IBMRetail #IBMConsumer #FMCG #ConsumerGoods #Retail #RethinkRetailTopExpert - RETHINK Retail #RethinkRetail #NRFRetailVoice - National Retail Federation #NRF

Fiercegiving is my favorite made up holiday. After today’s event, I’m now considering the following three interview requirements for anyone looking to join the Fierce Creative Agency team. Thoughts? 1) Describe your feelings about tacos on Tuesdays. (Hint: the answer is just, “Yes.”) 🌮🌮🌮 2) Perform a scene from your favorite musical or cartoon. (Multiple characters welcomed.) 🥸🐙🧽 3) Prepare a Fiercegiving meal item of choice and bring in for taste testing. (Serving size: 10) 🍗🍠🥧 #FierceEssentials #softskills?

WE LOVE OUR CUSTOMERS! ❤️ Hannah had an incredible experience at Hilton Car Supermarket, and we're so grateful for their kind words! 🙏 . . . #carsforsale #fyp #HiltonCarSupermarket #CustomerReview #HappyCustomers #CarBuyingExperience #dealershiplife #CustomerFirst #usedcarsforsale #cardealership #cardealerreviews

How Much Does It Cost to Say Thank You? Recently, while shopping at Costco, I noticed something surprising. When people approach the sample stands, many don't ask, “May I have one, please?” and often forget to say, “Thank you.” It made me wonder: Have we become less verbally communicative? Are we missing gratitude in our everyday interactions? My mom always said, “Manners are free,” and it’s a lesson that has stuck with me. But in today's fast-paced world, it seems we might be losing sight of this simple truth, both in our personal lives and in our workplaces. We don’t need to spend money to make someone feel valued. Saying “thank you” costs nothing, but its value is immense. A little bit of gratitude can have a huge impact on our relationships and our communities. So, next time you’re handed that sample at Costco or someone assists you at work, remember to say “thank you.” When was the last time you expressed gratitude to someone for their service? Let’s start a conversation about how we can bring more gratitude into our daily lives.