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Ted Fleming
Founder @ Partake Brewing Non-Alcoholic Beer | EY Entrepreneur of the Year | Crohn's & Diabetes Advocate | Canadian Amateur Squash Champion | Aspiring Pickleball Player
Ted Fleming is a notable figure in the field of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) advocacy and entrepreneurship. He was appointed to the board of directors of Crohn's and Colitis Canada in June 2024.13
Background and Personal Experience
Ted Fleming was diagnosed with Crohn's disease in 2005.2 For the first five years after his diagnosis, he struggled to accept his condition, but this experience eventually led him to make significant changes in his life and career.2
Entrepreneurial Ventures
Inspired by his journey with Crohn's disease, Fleming founded Partake Brewing, a non-alcoholic beverage company.5 He made the decision to give up alcohol over a decade ago to better manage his IBD symptoms and disease activity.5 This personal challenge led him to create a business that caters to individuals who cannot or choose not to consume alcohol.
Advocacy and Leadership
Fleming's involvement with Crohn's and Colitis Canada goes beyond his board membership. His personal experience with Crohn's disease and his entrepreneurial success have positioned him as a valuable asset to the organization. He brings a unique perspective that combines lived experience with business acumen.
Professional Background
In addition to his role at Crohn's and Colitis Canada and his position as founder and CEO of Partake Brewing, Fleming also serves as a mentor at Platform Calgary.4 This demonstrates his commitment to sharing his expertise and supporting other entrepreneurs.
Ted Fleming's appointment to the board of Crohn's and Colitis Canada reflects the organization's commitment to including diverse perspectives, particularly those with direct experience of inflammatory bowel diseases, in its leadership.3
Highlights
Who is leading the surge in non-alcoholic drinks sales? Millennials, aged 28 to 43!
According to IWSR, 22% of millennials consume both alcoholic and non-alcoholic products, surpassing the overall legal drinking age population at 13%. Gen Z follows at 15% and Gen X at 11%.
The data shows that 61% of NA Beer drinkers are millennials, a significant increase from 45% the previous year. This shift is driven by more socializing opportunities, a willingness to explore new beverages, seasonal preferences, and the financial capability to invest in health and wellness.
IWSR projects a promising 17% CAGR for the adult NA beverage industry by 2028.
Cheers to the evolving beverage landscape! 🍻🍷🍸
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