Nike and 47 more companies just made Juneteenth a paid holiday
June 16, 2020
In 1865, June 19 marked the end of the Civil War and slavery.
In 1865, June 19 marked the end of the Civil War and slavery.
The Dallas business community is committed to work every day in every way to build a more inclusive community.
Bottle Rocket announced it plans to give its 250-person workforce a new holiday this Friday, in honor of Juneteenth.
Bottle Rocket has activated a campaign called the Juneteenth Movement to bring together businesses in Dallas to fight racial injustice.
Today, Bottle Rocket made a bold commitment to its employees, the Dallas community and the world by launching what the company is calling the Juneteenth Movement.
Companies are designating this Friday a paid day off. Americans celebrate Juneteenth to remember the end of slavery after the Civil War.
A north star metric set in place for over three decades has helped shape what you currently see today, protests occur daily calling for action and justice to be served in the name of police brutality.
Calvin Carter provides insights on the company’s new “work from wherever” model, maintaining a collaborative spirit, and adapting to the future of work and business.
Dollar General reported first-quarter earnings results on Thursday. Same-store sales surged, far outpacing its rivals including Walmart and Target.
Ogilvy’s digital transformation specialty agency based in Dallas, told staff this week that it will be implementing a permanent “Work from Wherever” model.
Bottle Rocket adopted a new policy, it wasn’t enough to say they could work from home as long as they wanted. The new motto: “Work from wherever.”
Bottle Rocket unveiled a permanent “Work from Wherever” future. This means employees can operate from home, in the office, across the country or even abroad.
‘work from wherever’ which will foster a better work/life balance for employees and help the company recruit global top talent.
Calvin Carter announced a permanent “Work from Wherever” future for Bottle Rocket, allowing employees to work at home, in the office, across the country, or even abroad.
In a sign of what may be to come in the post-pandemic future, a local company is taking the lead on reopening and working from home.
The pandemic could lead to a permanent shift in customers’ shopping habits, putting any retailer without a strong ecommerce offering at greater risk.
10 members of Forbes Technology Council share some of the most important things users should know about their voice-activated tech.
Dallas Innovates features Bottle Rocket’s Research Study highlighting how QSR resturants are changing amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bottle Rocket’s QSR Research Study Following the Outbreak of COVID-19 is featured in PR Newswire.
Bottle Rocket partners with Amplitude in order to help clients improve and grow their products at the speed required to keep up in today’s competitive digital world.
Bottle Rocket continues to grow and evolve with the formal announcement of their product growth practice, aimed to better serve their clients digital needs.
Unemployment websites and other services are bending and breaking under traffic pressure. What could be done to fix them?
Walmart Inc. is bracing itself for slower online sales growth for the year. Despite ongoing e-commerce challenges and its high-stakes rivalry with Amazon, some experts remain optimistic in Walmart and expect to see its digital initiatives pay off in the long run.
Club Members Have Access to Luxury Vacations–and the World–at Their Fingertips Exclusive Resorts, the World’s Elite Private Vacation Club, has launched a Members-only mobile application, The Club.
Calvin Carter has taken his company to the forefront of creating digital experiences. From its first customer, NPR, to the likes of Disney, American Express and Chick-fil-A, Bottle Rocket has created mobile and web applications for some of the most well-known companies in the world.
Amy Czuchlewski, SVP of Technology is named one of the The Future 50 by Dallas Innovates.
Calvin Carter, CEO and Founder, talks to Elena del Valle from Hispanic Marketing and Public Relations Website and Podcast about Fortune 500 Companies Going Bankrupt.
Bottle Rocket announced the appointment of Rajesh Midha to the position of Chief Strategy & Operating Officer effective immediately.
Our CEO, Calvin Carter, joins Seana Smith on Yahoo! Finance TheTicker to discuss the 2020 outlook for retail after a record number of stores shut their doors last year.
Every year since 2017, our fearless leader, Calvin Carter has been recognized and 2020 is no different.
D CEO Magazine recognizes local leaders with its annual Innovation Awards nominations. This program honors leaders who are helping to make Dallas-Fort Worth a hub for innovation.
Calvin Carter is set to share the stage for a customer experience panel alongside industry leaders to discuss how they have each created digital products or ecosystems that are delightful, frictonless and personalized.
Bottle Rocket’s own SVP, Technology was honored last night at the annual Technology Ball gala with the organizations first ever Women in Technology Luminary Award.
Selected as one of this year’s MAKERS in the category of GROUNDBREAKER, Amy will represent Bottle Rocket and our parent company Ogilvy at the upcoming event in February, 2020.
Disrupting industries with the latest technological digital transformations is what we do best. We helped Animal Supply Company do just that. See how we did it.
Bottle Rocket is laying a sustainable foundation for its future while advancing its ability to provide comprehensive solutions that help clients.
At the Tech Titans 18th Annual Awards Gala, Bottle Rocket took home the award for Most Innovative Company, the organization’s top honors for innovative companies under $200 million in revenue in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.
Animal Supply Company (ASC) retailers are now able to shop, check inventory and track ordersåÊfrom their smartphones.
Animal Supply Company (ASC) retailers are now able to shop, check inventory and track ordersåÊfrom their smartphones.
Hunter Allis has always loved playing video games. But unlike some fellow 14-year-olds, Hunter’s interest goes beyond simply playing the games. He dreamed of someday
Bottle Rocket partnered with Make-A-Wish® to help an 11-year-old boy make his dreams of designing and creating his own video game come true.
Bottle Rocket is best known for designing and developing mission-critical mobile experiences for some of the world’s most discriminating brands. But did you know we’ve also
