Nourishing America by nourishing your business

Coronavirus has forced the closure of thousands of businesses and millions of people are now laid off or furloughed. This has caused many Americans to turn to food banks when they otherwise wouldn't have to. When Beau Haralson, co-founder of ScaleThat saw the vast number of people waiting in line to get food, he called other Fortune 500 digital marketing gurus and they decided to put together a plan. ScaleThat Summit was born with the primary goal of nourishing America while nourishing America’s businesses and donating a minimum of 100,000 pounds of food to Feeding America.

Some of the most innovative and experienced marketers in the world are coming together in this on-demand digital summit to share their expertise with businesses. Speakers include Benton Crane, CEO of Harmon Brothers, the ad wizards behind the Squatty Potty and Poo Pourri brands, Oren Klaff, managing director of Intersection Capital and author of Pitch Anything, and Dr. Carrie Ross, CEO of OfCourse.us and one of Huffington Post’s Must-Follow Women Entrepreneurs in 2017.⁠ ⁠

The ScaleThat Summit ticket sales will be donated to Feeding America to distribute food while the conference will be distributing the freshest marketing ideas for business to navigate the daily changing digital consumer’s behaviors.

From emergency food boxes to drive-through pantries, Feeding America tackles the challenge of feeding the estimated 37 million Americans who face hunger, including 11 million children and 5.7 million elderly. It is the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization, working to connect people with food and end hunger.

Haralson says, “So many of our neighbors are hungry and hurting during this crisis and I knew I wanted to do something. I also knew I wasn’t alone. Every thought leader I called immediately said yes. Our expertise is teaching businesses how to market in the digital age, but while we knew we could help businesses in need we also wanted to make a difference at the dinner table and joining with Feeding America was the answer.”

The pre-recorded event will be available on a private Facebook Group on April 16. Free tickets are available for first responders and business owners in industries affected by the coronavirus crisis. Email Haralson at summit@scalethat.com. Regular tickets are just $99. All proceeds will be donated to Feeding America. You can register at ScaleThatSummit.com. 

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