#Vuka Energy Drinks

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(via 304: Do Things That You Believe You Can Do and Don’t Listen to the Naysayers with Darian Bregmen Co-founder and Co-owner of Vuka Natural Energy Drinks - The Entrepreneur Way)

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As a seasoned advertising creative, South African born Alexia Bregman has been entrusted with some of the world’s largest brands including IBM, Avis, AT&T, P&G, Lever Brothers, South African Breweries and Smithkline Beecham to name but a few. She has created successful, and often award winning campaigns for hotels, radio stations, food, headache pills, beer and more. Alexia has created online advertising, below-the-line promotions, TV and radio campaigns. Her career in advertising saw her rise to manage large teams, lead multi-million dollar accounts and win new business. Alexia has applied her entrepreneurial spirit to a triathlon race series, children’s toy company and a running apparel business. Since 2008 she and her husband have applied their combined experience to create Vuka Energy Drinks, now one of the leading natural energy drink brands in the US market.

Alexia’s philanthropic interests lean towards supporting children’s charities, and she has most recently worked as a CASA for Voices For Children and as the Chair of the Rancho Santa Fe Education Foundation where she steered a restructure of the 17-year-old organization. She has been a board member of the RSF Community Center and the RSF Education Foundation Endowment and currently sits on the board of Project Left Behind. Alexia is also a long time supporter of the Challenged Athlete’s Foundation where she is currently engaged in strategic fundraising development, and will run the 2016 New York Marathon as a guide for Achilles International.

In her spare time, when she’s not hanging out with her three kids, Alexia loves to run, surf, dance, cook, play piano and of all things, knit!

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tag game!!

rules: copy this post into a new text post, remove my answers and put in your own. when you are done tag up to 10 people….most importantly, have fun! tysm for the tag @voightsgirl (sorry it's taken me so long to get to this 😬) a / age: 21 b / biggest fear: failure & being a disappointment to my family & friends c / current time: 9:43 d / drink you had last: Vuka Zo-Cal Sparkling Berry Lemonade Energy Drink (in obsessed at probably an unhealthy level but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ) e / everyday starts with: drinking a glass of water & spending too much time on twitter & tumblr f / favourite song: oh gosh it changes all the time but rn it's Chocolate by the 1975 (i also love the landon austin cover of the song) g/ ghosts are real? yeah, i think we're all probably haunted by ghosts of the past- memories of people and places and different times h / hometown: i don't wanna get specific, but it's in arkansas i / in love with: sophia bush, gal gadot, emily prentiss (paget brewster) j / jealous of: people who are confident in their own k / killed someone: no,, l / last time you cried: i ugly sobbed last night when i watched the episode of criminal minds where jj leaves for a season m / middle name: elizabeth n / number of siblings: a younger sister and a younger brother. we're all really close in age so they're some of my best friends o / one wish: to travel europe and live somewhere in africa p / person you last called/texted: my best friend christie q / questions you’re always asked: some variation of "what are you doing next [now that you've graduated]?" & "Did you know you look like your dad?" like yes sharon i've looked in a mirror before and i've only been told 100 times but thx for the heads up r / reasons to smile: i found out this morning that i get to meet my favORITE AUTHOR IN LIKE 5 DAYS s / song last sang: idk but i have Turning Out by AJR stuck in my head rn t / time you woke up: 7 u / underwear color: nude/tan v / vacation destination: i'm going to hawaii on friday with my family and best friend and that's where i get to meet my fave author and i'm just so psyched i can't even w / worst habit: running late for literally everything ever x / xrays you have had: i've had both hands and one of my feet x-rayed (i broke my pinkie finger on my left hand & my thumb on my right when i was younger & i injured my foot in ballet a couple years ago) y / your favourite food: SWEET POTATOES z / zodiac sign: libra i'm tagging: @wolfiebogdanows @chylerlwest @towalkinyourlight @muslimsmoak @anglo-saxintrash @lovelyair @xoheatherkw @leofitzsass @halsteadandlindsay @relativelyobsessedfangirl & as always you never have to feel obligated to do this if u don't want💕

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Cape Community roads come active with colour throughout circus parties

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Cape Town – It was a giant celebration of colour, energy, talent and community spirit, as the streets of the Fan Walk in Green Point came alive on Saturday evening during the annual Cape Town Carnival. 

The 55 000-strong crowd, which began converging on Green Point from mid-afternoon to enjoy the pre-carnival entertainment, food and drinks and the Carnival Village vibe, was treated to bright and vibrant floats, puppetry and performances.

“There’s always a vibrant liveliness and vivacity when you arrive at the parade, and it’s fantastic to see families and friends getting into the Carnival spirit,” says Professor Rachel Jafta, chairperson of the Cape Town Carnival Trust.  

The 2019 theme, VUKA UKHANYE: Arise and Shine!, was a culmination of brainstorming sessions with everyone involved in the Cape Town Carnival, and a call to action to shake off limiting beliefs and be all we can be. 

The ribbon cutting always signifies the start, and was preceded this year by a healing intervention ‘Clearing the Path for Our Coming Together’ held by Vuyi Qubeka with DiopMawu. 

The parade then exploded into bold and beautiful interpretations of Sunrise and Sunflowers turning towards the light, the first in a parade of astonishing creations interpreting the theme.

This year saw more performers than ever join the Carnival family. “We have over 54 performance groups this year, representing over 50 areas across the metropole and beyond, and we just love bringing everyone together at our annual event,” says Jay Douwes, CEO of the Cape Town Carnival. 

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