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Alissa Gordon Heinerscheid

• July 2022, Heinerscheid became first FEMALE VP of Marketing for Bud Light
• Heinerscheid's #1 Priority - "having an inclusive workplace is my first priority"
• Alissa defines her Bud Light VP job as "employing innovation by combining groundbreaking creative ideas using modern technology to disrupt industry standards.  
• Wharton School graduate
• Harvard graduate, English major, and attended Grotton School - an elitist Leftist, Massachusets boarding school
• Married to Henry Charles Heinerscheid who is an attorney/partern with Grey Lion.
• Said Bud Light's target audience "is not frat boys"
• Focused on moving the Bud Light brand "past its “fratty out of touch humor”
  • But, she wasn't always against "fratty culture - check this out...
• Religion - appears to be Episcopal.  She was married in an Episcopal church
• Father - San Diego commercial litigation attorney, Douglas Bruce Gordon - also a Harvard Graduate (possibly how his daughter got in)
• As of this posting - still employed by InBev.

   
 

Skans » 21 Apr 2023, 9:17 am » wrote: ↑

21 Apr 2023, 9:17 am

Alissa Gordon Heinerscheid

• July 2022, Heinerscheid became first FEMALE VP of Marketing for Bud Light
• Heinerscheid's #1 Priority - "having an inclusive workplace is my first priority"
• Alissa defines her Bud Light VP job as "employing innovation by combining groundbreaking creative ideas using modern technology to disrupt industry standards.  
• Wharton School graduate
• Harvard graduate, English major, and attended Grotton School - an elitist Leftist, Massachusets boarding school
• Married to Henry Charles Heinerscheid who is an attorney/partern with Grey Lion.
• Said Bud Light's target audience "is not frat boys"
• Focused on moving the Bud Light brand "past its “fratty out of touch humor”
  • But, she wasn't always against "fratty culture - check this out...
• Religion - appears to be Episcopal.  She was married in an Episcopal church
• Father - San Diego commercial litigation attorney, Douglas Bruce Gordon - also a Harvard Graduate (possibly how his daughter got in)
• As of this posting - still employed by InBev.

No more Natural Ice or Natty-Daddy for me.
Adios, A-B Brewery.      It's been fun knowing ya.
I bought a 30-pak of Yellow-Jackets yesterday   $24.00.
I was raised as a kid on Colorado Kool-Aid.

"The Coors I had for breakfast, wasn't bad.......
  so I had one more, for desert.................."
                                                                                Johnny Cash & Tai-Dog.
                                                                                Sunday Morning Coming Down.                   
https://youtu.be/_seOlgje360
 

Taipan » 21 Apr 2023, 9:57 am » wrote: ↑

21 Apr 2023, 9:57 am

No more Natural Ice or Natty-Daddy for me.
Adios, A-B Brewery.      It's been fun knowing ya.
I bought a 30-pak of Yellow-Jackets yesterday   $24.00.
I was raised as a kid on Colorado Kool-Aid.

"The Coors I had for breakfast, wasn't bad.......
  so I had one more, for desert.................."
                                                                                Johnny Cash & Tai-Dog.
                                                                                Sunday Morning Coming Down.                   
https://youtu.be/_seOlgje360

Johnny Cash - a mostly good man that wore a black hat.

Skans » 21 Apr 2023, 10:22 am » wrote: ↑

21 Apr 2023, 10:22 am

Johnny Cash - a mostly good man that wore a black hat.

Here is my favorite song of all time.
It explains my 65yr. love affair that I have had
with this game called....."Life".                                                                             
https://youtu.be/RgCRdAzizxY

Skans » 21 Apr 2023, 9:17 am » wrote: ↑

21 Apr 2023, 9:17 am

Alissa Gordon Heinerscheid

• July 2022, Heinerscheid became first FEMALE VP of Marketing for Bud Light
• Heinerscheid's #1 Priority - "having an inclusive workplace is my first priority"
• Alissa defines her Bud Light VP job as "employing innovation by combining groundbreaking creative ideas using modern technology to disrupt industry standards.  
• Wharton School graduate
• Harvard graduate, English major, and attended Grotton School - an elitist Leftist, Massachusets boarding school
• Married to Henry Charles Heinerscheid who is an attorney/partern with Grey Lion.
• Said Bud Light's target audience "is not frat boys"
• Focused on moving the Bud Light brand "past its “fratty out of touch humor”
  • But, she wasn't always against "fratty culture - check this out...
• Religion - appears to be Episcopal.  She was married in an Episcopal church
• Father - San Diego commercial litigation attorney, Douglas Bruce Gordon - also a Harvard Graduate (possibly how his daughter got in)
• As of this posting - still employed by InBev.

Episcopal lol

Read the name again

Taipan » 21 Apr 2023, 10:29 am » wrote: ↑

21 Apr 2023, 10:29 am

Here is my favorite song of all time.
It explains my 65yr. love affair that I have had
with this game called....."Life".                                                                             
https://youtu.be/RgCRdAzizxY

For me, Cash's haunting rendition of Lefty Frizzell's Long Black Veil was one of his best. 
 

SJConspirator » 21 Apr 2023, 10:33 am » wrote: ↑

21 Apr 2023, 10:33 am

Episcopal lol

Read the name again

They were married in an Episcopal church.  Her maiden name was Gordon.  Her husband (Heinerscheid) is apparently Belgian.  I know what you are implying, but in this case, I kind of doubt it.
 
 

Skans » 21 Apr 2023, 10:22 am » wrote: ↑

21 Apr 2023, 10:22 am

Johnny Cash - a mostly good man that wore a black hat.
If you go by the "One Drop Rule", then Johnny Cash was a Black man.
He was harassed by the Klan in the 1950's

 

Bud is not even American owned anymore

https://www.mashed.com/125273/the-untol ... budweiser/

Jew

Xavier_Onassis » 21 Apr 2023, 10:53 am » wrote: ↑

21 Apr 2023, 10:53 am

 

Cash thought his grandmother was part Cherokee, but it turns out she wasn't.  He's a white guy.  But, his first wife was a black woman; or at least mixed.
 
Regardless, there have been many talented black musicians, particularly jazz musicians. I'm not sure what your point is.