Mission Statements and Company Values. You learn about them in almost every business class. Hopeful candidates relentlessly memorize them to prep for their dream job interview. There are hundreds of articles reiterating the importance of these three components for every company, and on top of that, there are thousands more articles helping start-ups create their own. But what do they mean? A Mission Statement can be defined as, “… a short statement of an organization’s purpos

It’s no surprise that the food service industry loves to keep secrets. Colonel Sanders swears by a special blend of 11 herbs and spices. Dr. Pepper has kept their mix of 23 flavors under wraps for years. People all over the nation attempt to recreate the infamous Chick-fil-a sauce. Even Plankton still devotes every minute of every day to uncovering the Crabby Patty formula. The point is, restaurants wouldn’t be the same without their secret recipe differentiating them from th

Congratulations ice cream lovers, we did it. We miraculously made it through 2017! To some, the new year means nothing more than constantly reminding yourself that the 7 you just wrote down on your paper should’ve actually been an 8. To others, it’s a fresh new beginning full of ambitious resolutions that you’ll (most likely) soon forget. For us, it’s a time to reflect, recharge, and refocus on our goals. So, what did Jubie’s complete in 2017? We’ve got one word for you. Cons

We started this ice cream adventure knowing only three things for sure. 1. We love ice cream 2. Almost everyone else loves ice cream (About 90% of the US population) 3. People who work with ice cream seem to love their job That was it. No other facts or figures were needed to convince us that the building we bought on Dayton-Yellow Springs Road would one day turn into Jubie’s Creamery. So, what was the first thing we did once we decided we’re opening an ice cream shop? You gu

“Friends, family, and colleagues, I present to you the graduating class of 2017” This gave me chills. Not from the outburst of almost 12,000 students realizing their days of pulling all-nighters and seemingly endless group projects are finally behind them. Not from 90,000 people singing “Carmen Ohio” to commemorate this accomplishment. No, these chills have been a long-time coming. After years of attending conventions, talking to an endless number of experts, and of course, t