Ben Gilbert

To Simeon Siegel from Guggenheim Partners, a retail and consumer brands analyst who helped me think through the nuances of how brand power shows up in financials.

And of course, to all the other past Coca-Cola folks who spent time with us helping to make sure that we got the story right.

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Well, after months of getting it all dialed in just right, we are finally releasing the full version of our big Radio City live show from this summer in full video for all of you to see.

In addition to our conversation with Jamie Dimon, this video special also has the CEO of The New York Times, Meredith Kobet-Levian, it's got Barry Diller, it has Andrew Ross Sorkin, and some fun cameos with faces that you may recognize in the audience.

It is the physical embodiment of the Acquired Cinematic Universe in New York City with the most iconic companies and CEOs.

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