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She is the moment!💪 Director of Digital Marketing, Silvina Cendra was featured in a Latinas in Tech blog post where she shared powerful insights on navigating the tech industry as an Argentinian woman. Check out her journey of self acceptance and success below ✨

🏳️🌈 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex and Asexual (LGBTQIA+) Pride Month is celebrated annually in June and is a time to recognize the worldwide impact and accomplishments that these individuals have had and continue to have.   🏳️🌈 To honor this month and our people, we’re amplifying the voices of those in the LBGTQIA+ community who are growing their careers at Taco Bell...ending with Joshua A., Team Member, Taco Bell Corp.   “Right before my mother passed away in March, she accepted me, and she helped my dad do the same. It became a promise for my dad, and that’s why it’s very special for me.”    Joshua hadn’t been able to celebrate Pride Month before, because he didn’t come out until this year. It took him seven years to be comfortable and safe with who he is. That’s why, he feels patience is key to this journey.     “I tell people not to worry, because you are not alone; you have us, a whole community of people supporting you. Be patient with yourself... you will have a moment to shine bright, break free, and be who you really are.”    Not only does Joshua identify with the LGBTQIA+ community, but also with those who are deaf. Read his inspiring story below ⬇ #tacobell #pridemonth #celebrations #deafcommunity

It’s our second year partnering with Ave 26 Family Night Market and Revolution Carts to support LA's vibrant street food scene and the innovative entrepreneurs behind it. On Taco Tuesday, we gifted the first six of 26 brand-new, permit-compliant food carts, each customized as an extension of the vendors’ selves. You can support Ave 26 and taste its participating food entrepreneurs' tacos, tamales and other delicious offerings on July 23 and August 13 from 5 – 10 PM PT at 860 Traction Ave in Los Angeles! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g6hwYk9N. Also, special shout-out to the Taco Bell team that helped bring this to life: Ari Garay, Ashley Prollamante, Matt Prince, Ronald Quintero and Veronica Thompson 👏

We're HIRING 📢 We're looking for the Manager of Omni Merchandising and Personalization to join Janice Thongkham's team. They'll be responsible for overseeing the operational aspects of site merchandising for the Omnichannel Experience Team. This includes managing content authors, the Digital Asset Management (DAM) system, and the execution of go-to-market (GTM) plans across all platforms. The role requires experience across multiple areas of site merchandising with a strong focus on efficiency, accuracy, and real-time problem identification and solutioning to drive the best experience for every Taco Bell visitor. Want to learn more? Click the link below ⬇ #TacoBell #hiring #job #opportunities #manager #omnichannel #experience #merchandising #personalization #team #digital

We're HIRING an Area Coach in Detriot, MI 📢 Area Coaches have the responsibility for overseeing the people, processes and operations of 6-9 corporate locations with total sales averaging 10-12M+. They drive excellence in day-to-day operations by training, coaching and supporting Restaurant General Managers. Area Coaches also plan and set goals, focus on problem solving/process improvement and set standards for the Brand. And finally, they're people-focused by recognizing, mentoring and motivating Unit Level Management and their teams. Does this sound like you or someone you know? Learn more below ⬇ Shout-out to the recruiter for this role: Justin Morris 🎉 #TacoBell #hiring #area #coach #restaurants #management #people #processes #operations #training

Celebrations are in order for our very own Taylor Montgomery, who was recognized as one of Forbes World’s Most Influential CMOs for 2024. Taylor’s creativity and drive has been instrumental in shaping Taco Bell as we know it and we’re fortunate to have him leading us toward the next best thing! 🎉 #TacoBell #LiveMás #MostInfluentialCMOS

Living Más is MORE than just a slogan at Taco Bell; it’s deeply engrained in our culture💜   While it certainly resonates with our fans, its significant influence lies with Team Members. When Team Members are passionate about their work, that enthusiasm spreads throughout the restaurant, creating a distinctive in-restaurant experience you can only get at Taco Bell 🙌   In this episode of ‘Recipe for Restless Creativity,’ Kelly McCulloch sits down with two dynamic Taco Bell Team Members — Lukas and Patrick — to share what Living Más means to them and how they’ve found support in their restaurant culture.   Watch or listen to the podcast below: 💫Watch: https://lnkd.in/gPpCa9Nx 💫Listen: https://lnkd.in/g45MyHba   #tacobell #restlesscreativity #teammembers #livemas #podcast

#Juneteenth commemorates when the last enslaved African Americans were freed on June 19, 1865 in Galveston, Texas, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. This day marks a milestone in American history, whose celebration led to its designation as a federal holiday in 2021.   This year, our Business Employee Resource Group, Live Más T.A.A.C.O.S., commemorated the significance of Juneteenth with a flag raising, performances by the Children of Production L.A. (Ronald Tyson) and Cheryl A. Brown, MA, a comedy show by Lester Barrie, and desserts by Chante Bernard. Along with these happenings encompassing the themes of freedom, unity, and progress, Live Más T.A.A.C.O.S. celebrated their 4th anniversary🎉    Take a look at the recap of the festivities below ⬇ Dane K. Mathews, LaShana Tyler, Latasha Lover, MSHRM, John Haley, Erin Redmon

🏳️🌈 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex and Asexual (LGBTQIA+) Pride Month is celebrated annually in June and is a time to recognize the worldwide impact and accomplishments that LGBTQIA+ individuals have had and continue to have. 🏳️🌈 To honor this month and our people, we’re amplifying the voices of those in the LBGTQIA+ community who are growing their careers at Taco Bell. Halfway through the month, we're excited to spotlight Area Coach Misty Cobb. Misty grew up in a non-traditional way, which led her down a path that felt like it didn’t “fit” her.  “I grew up in foster care, got married at 18 and had children. Nothing felt right; it wasn’t me. After walking away [from that relationship], I found my person, and she helped me raise my children, even though they were not biologically hers.” Based on her lived experiences, Misty believes it’s important to focus on mental health and safety when it comes to exploring one’s sexuality. One way she shares this is by telling others her story. “It took me a long time to open up and be comfortable with sharing my past. Then I met Lori Thompson, (a leader at Taco Bell), who supported and encouraged me through it all. I finally opened up and shared my story with others who had known me for 14 years, but never knew who I truly was.” Read the full story below ⬇ #pridemonth #tacobell #mentalhealth

🏳️🌈 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex and Asexual (LGBTQIA+) Pride Month is celebrated annually in June and is a time to recognize the worldwide impact and accomplishments that LGBTQIA+ individuals have had and continue to have.   🏳️🌈 To honor this month and our people, we’re amplifying the voices of those in the LBGTQIA+ community who are growing their careers at Taco Bell. Up next, we have Region Leader at Taco Bell Corp., Lori Thompson.   It’s no doubt that Lori’s professional career has been fruitful, but at the same time, she has faced many challenges... and one of her obstacles was being her authentic self and growing her career as someone who identifies as part of the LGBTQIA+ community.    “I never really talked about my identity at work. It wasn’t until my Market Coach and I were at a National Restaurant General Manager conference that I came out to him. Then, I was asked if I was comfortable enough to share my story on a national call, so I did. I remember crying because it was tough to be so open with who I am. It was hard to not feel afraid of getting rejected, but it was a blessing as it opened doors for more conversations and change.”    Read the full story below ⬇ #TacoBell #pridemonth #operations #region #leader #restaurant #career #identity #LGBTQIA #community #authentic #professional #personal