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#ChewNChat Video: Thanksgiving and the Office 365 Groups Cookbook

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The very first Thanksgiving dinner happened in 1621, and that bountiful feast displayed a variety of dishes such as waterfowl, venison, ham, lobster, pumpkin, and squash. Thanksgiving dinners have evolved over time, and by 1887 The White House Cookbook by F.L. Gillette and others featured the familiar menu of roast turkey, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, and much more.

Here at AvePoint, we’re using a different kind of Cookbook. I’m talking about our Office 365 Groups Cookbook, which has 20 delicious recipes for whipping up Office 365 Groups in a jiffy. Go check it out!


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Dux Raymond Sy
Dux Raymond Syhttp://linktr.ee/meetdux
As Chief Brand Officer, Dux is responsible for AvePoint’s brand image, experience, and promise. Since joining the company in 2013, Dux has served in a variety of leadership roles, including Chief Marketing Officer, Chief Technology Officer, Public Sector, and Vice President, Customer Strategy & Solutions. With over 20 years of business, marketing, and technology experience, Dux has driven organizational transformations worldwide with his ability to simplify complex ideas and deliver relevant solutions. He is recognized by Microsoft as regional Director (RD) and Most Valuable Professional (MPVP), as well as the author of LinkedIn Learning course How to Build Your Personal Brand, book SharePoint for Project Management, and numerous whitepapers and articles. Prior to AvePoint, Dux had leadership roles at Innovative-e, Inc and Quantum X. He holds a BS in Telecommunications Engineering from Southern Polytechnic State University and a BS in Electronics Engineering from De La Salle University. Currently, Dux lives in Washington, DC with his wife and two kids.

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