SPRINGBORO — Saxbys Coffee of Springboro had a successful first year of business. To celebrate, Kurt and Kerrie Ritter, owners of the store at 284 W. Central Ave., in Springboro, have chosen to donate five percent of their sales from June 30 to the Springboro Community Assistance BackPack program.
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Monday, July 15, 2013
Saxbys Coffee featured in the Dayton Daily News
Saxbys Coffee was recently featured in the Dayton Daily News in an article titled, "Saxbys Coffee donates to food program." The article discusses the success of the success the Saxbys Coffee in Springboro, OH. The article specifically discusses how Saxbys is donating to the Springboro Community Assistance BackPack program. Saxbys Coffee is looking to sponsor five children from the Springboro area for the 2013-14 school year. Currently, the Ritter’s have enough funds to sponsor three children. Click here for the entire article or begin below.
By: D. Anthony Botkin
SPRINGBORO — Saxbys Coffee of Springboro had a successful first year of business. To celebrate, Kurt and Kerrie Ritter, owners of the store at 284 W. Central Ave., in Springboro, have chosen to donate five percent of their sales from June 30 to the Springboro Community Assistance BackPack program.
SPRINGBORO — Saxbys Coffee of Springboro had a successful first year of business. To celebrate, Kurt and Kerrie Ritter, owners of the store at 284 W. Central Ave., in Springboro, have chosen to donate five percent of their sales from June 30 to the Springboro Community Assistance BackPack program.
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Friday, June 28, 2013
Saxbys Coffee featured on News.Temple.edu
Saxbys Coffee recently featured on News.Temple.edu in an article titled, "Temple student, a Saxbys barista, creates menu-worthy latte." The article discusses the social media competition in which Saxbys Coffee crowd sourced customers, fans, and employees to create a personalized drink that will be featured on the summer menu. Kelly McArdle discusses her experience with the competition and her winning latte. Click here for the entire article or begin below.
Kelly McArdle, a junior in Temple’s Department of Religion, has fond memories of eating coconut flavored Italian water ice on hot summer days.
So when her employer, Saxbys Coffee, announced on their Facebook page that they would hold a contest to create a new latte for summer, McArdle knew which flavor she wanted to recreate.
Her entry, Banana Boat Latte, made with coconut, banana and almond syrups, won the contest with more than 3,000 votes from Saxbys’ Facebook fans and has been sold in Saxbys nationwide since June 1.
By: Laura Kuserk
So when her employer, Saxbys Coffee, announced on their Facebook page that they would hold a contest to create a new latte for summer, McArdle knew which flavor she wanted to recreate.
Her entry, Banana Boat Latte, made with coconut, banana and almond syrups, won the contest with more than 3,000 votes from Saxbys’ Facebook fans and has been sold in Saxbys nationwide since June 1.
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Thursday, June 20, 2013
Saxbys Coffee featured in The Hoya
Saxbys Coffee was recently featured in The Hoya in an article titled, "Georgetown Barista Wins Saxbys Contest." The article discusses the social media competition where Saxbys engaged local fans, baristas, and communities. Georgetown Saxbys owner, Jim Hilson discusses the value of competitions like this and their importance in the community. Kaitlin Orr, barista, Georgetown student, and competition winner, discusses her experience and how she invented the drink. Nick Bayer discusses how Saxbys is able to create niches in communities where it draws the best aspects of a local coffee shop and a chain. Click here for the entire article or begin below.
Saxbys seasonal drinks are typically selected by a group of Saxbys officials, but this year they decided to shake things up: baristas all over the Saxbys map were given the opportunity to submit their drink creations for the chance to have their drink featured on menus nation-wide.
By: Lindsay Lee
Friday, April 26, 2013
Saxbys reaches 4,000 Fans on Facebook!
Saxbys Coffee reached 4,000 fans on Facebook this week! Stop in and grab a latte to celebrate with us.
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Friday, April 19, 2013
Saxbys featured in Mainline Media News
Saxbys was recently featured on Mainline Media News in an article titled, "Free frozen yogurt this weekend." The article discusses Saxbys 5-year anniversary in Haveford and the special deals each day, including free fro-yo on Friday! Click here to read the entire article or begin below.
Free frozen yogurt this weekend
By: Cheryl Allison
It’s Saxbys Coffee Haverford’s birthday, but the party and the gifts are all for the community to share.
The coffee shop, located at 346 Lancaster Ave. near the edge of the Haverford College campus, one of the first local stores for the Philadelphia-based company, will mark its fifth anniversary this weekend.
And for the occasion, the company is launching a new idea: a three-day, weekend-long celebration.
Free frozen yogurt this weekend
By: Cheryl Allison
It’s Saxbys Coffee Haverford’s birthday, but the party and the gifts are all for the community to share.
The coffee shop, located at 346 Lancaster Ave. near the edge of the Haverford College campus, one of the first local stores for the Philadelphia-based company, will mark its fifth anniversary this weekend.
And for the occasion, the company is launching a new idea: a three-day, weekend-long celebration.
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Friday, March 8, 2013
Saxbys featured in the Murphy Messenger!
Saxbys was recently featured in the Murphy Messenger in an article titled, "Saxbys Murphy: A warm blend of community coffee." The article explains how Bryan Dodge was a fan of Saxbys Coffee and decided to buy the Murphy franchise location when he found that it was for sale. Saxbys Coffee Founder and President Nick Bayer praises Bryan and how his business is running so far. The article also details the great things that Bryan is doing to give back to the Murphy community, and talks about how he will being broadcasting his radio show from the location later in the month of March. The article also includes 4 pictures of the location, product, and crew. Click here for a pdf of the article!
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Saxbys featured in Courier-Post
Saxbys was recently featured in an article in the Courier-Post titled, "New Haddonfield coffee shop gives away free coffee for a year." The video story includes footage of customers waiting in line outside of the Saxbys Coffee for the chance to be one of the first 10 granted free coffee for a year. Courier-Post reporter Michael Youngkin got a funny comment from the guy who was the 11th customer in line, but was still in great spirits. The story shows video of customers being served and includes comments from both Haddonfield Saxbys Coffee franchisees Joe Lynch and Larry Axelrod. Click here for the video, or view below!
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Thursday, February 21, 2013
Saxbys featured in the Washington Post
Saxbys was recently featured in the Washington Post in an article titled, "Married to my small business partner: Stories and advice from 10 entrepreneurial couples." The article includes testimonials from 10 married couples who also own businesses together. They all share their advice on how to make it work as a couple in and outside of work when you own a business together. Kurt shares that it is important to play to each other’s strengths and to keep your core values in mind. Click here for the entire article or begin below.
Married to my small business partner: Stories and advice from 10 entrepreneurial couples
By: J.D. Harrison
Kurt and Kerri Ritter, owners of Saxbys Coffee locations in Springboro and Centerville, Ohio
Married since: 1993
Co-business owners since: 2006
Employees: 25
The secret to making it work: “The secret is simple: Whatever the wife says is right! Seriously, similar to the way opposites attract in relationships, we have found this to hold true as we approach our business. Kerri is very detailed oriented and focuses on all the finer details, especially those little things that make our shop, products, and overall experience special and unique.
Married to my small business partner: Stories and advice from 10 entrepreneurial couples
By: J.D. HarrisonKurt and Kerri Ritter, owners of Saxbys Coffee locations in Springboro and Centerville, Ohio
Married since: 1993
Co-business owners since: 2006
Employees: 25
The secret to making it work: “The secret is simple: Whatever the wife says is right! Seriously, similar to the way opposites attract in relationships, we have found this to hold true as we approach our business. Kerri is very detailed oriented and focuses on all the finer details, especially those little things that make our shop, products, and overall experience special and unique.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Saxbys featured on FoxBusiness.com
Saxbys was recently featured in an article on FoxBusiness.com titled, "Entrepreneurship Courses: What Students can Expect." Saxby’s Coffee CEO was recently featured on FoxBusiness.com in an article titled, ‘Entrepreneurship Courses: What Students can Expect.’ As a guest lecturer for multiple colleges in the Philadelphia area, Nick gave some insight into the rising number of entrepreneurship programs and degrees being offered by universities across the country. He shared some insight into what potential entrepreneurs should look for in programs and the types that offer the most experience prior to opening or investing in their own business. Click here for the entire article or begin below.

Entrepreneurship Courses: What Students can Expect
By: Emily Driscoll
Many successful entrepreneurs never walked across the stage to receive a college diploma, but schools are increasing their offerings to educate and train the next generation of big thinkers.
According to the entrepreneurship research group the Kauffman Foundation
, more than 2,000 colleges and universities in the U.S. now offer a course in entrepreneurship. What’s more, a growing number of schools are offering curriculum leading to an undergraduate minor or a master's in entrepreneurship and entrepreneurship centers with seasoned business owners serving as coaches are becoming more readily available to students.

Entrepreneurship Courses: What Students can Expect
By: Emily Driscoll
Many successful entrepreneurs never walked across the stage to receive a college diploma, but schools are increasing their offerings to educate and train the next generation of big thinkers.
According to the entrepreneurship research group the Kauffman Foundation
Saxbys Brews Up Next Stage of Growth: Coffee Shop Plans to Add 12+ Units in 2013
New Product
Innovations and Quality Café Experience Position Coffee Brand for Continued and
Aggressive Growth
PHILADELPHIA –
When Nick Bayer founded Saxbys Coffee (Saxbys) in 2005, he challenged the
saturated coffeehouse market with the belief that award-winning coffee, smiling
service and a community-based store atmosphere make all the difference to the
customer. With remarkable success in 2012 and plans for 12 plus units in 2013,
it is clear that the concept has struck a chord with both customers and
franchisees.
“We’ve developed a
winning business approach by creating a unique formula for our brand,” said
Bayer, founder and CEO of Saxbys. “By building strong partnerships and
supporting our owner-operators, we’ve been able to elevate our business to the
next level as we plan to supercharge Saxbys in 2013, with 13 new openings
already under contract.”
Saxbys has strategically positioned itself between big
chains and the mom and pops by offering a contemporary coffee café, which
includes a strong focus on providing a memorable yet consistent experience to
every customer. Each location is
individually designed to reflect the community it serves, with an emphasis on
the unique culture of the neighborhood, the quality of the product, and the brand’s
effort to constantly give back. In fact, Saxbys’ franchisees work with several
local charities, as well as Big Brothers Big Sisters, to further become an
important anchor in each community.
These unique qualities, combined with an extension of its
product line, the brand’s commitment to prime, high-density real estate
locations and working alongside talented and energetic owner-operators, will
help propel Saxbys to even greater success in 2013 and beyond.
“There are a lot of untapped opportunities for our brand,”
continued Bayer, noting the U.S. retail value of the coffee market is estimated
at more than $30 billion dollars. Saxbys is especially well positioned since specialty
coffee comprises approximately a 47 percent volume-share and nearly 50 percent
value-share according to the Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA).
Bayer has also focused on refining the Saxbys business
model to reflect demographic research. With 40 percent of 18-24 year olds
drinking coffee (up from 31 percent in 2010) according to SCAA, Saxbys has expanded
its social media presence with plans to launch product naming, limited time
offers and location-specific contests in 2013.
“While we continue to grow our units, we ensure each one of
our locations still maintains and fosters an interaction within the community.
Our social footprint is designed to connect our loyalists through an
interactive playground. We plan on challenging the big boxes through social
innovation by not only presenting great interactive opportunities, but by also
listening and talking with, not at, our fan base,” Bayer said.
Since its founding in 2005, the brand has remained
committed to its original mission, “Make Life Better,” by offering superior
customer service and the convenience and taste of gourmet espresso and coffee beverages,
Frolatte!®‘s, loose leaf tea, smoothies, frozen yogurt, pastries, and of course,
their famous coffee beans in a local setting. Lastly, in the spirit of product
innovation, Saxbys has recently launched single serve K-cups and will shortly
debut its own branded bottled water in its locations.
“2013 is going to be a very exciting year for the growth of
Saxbys,” Bayer said. “We look forward to bringing our brand to new and untapped
markets as well as introducing new customers to the unique and delicious Saxbys
experience that our current fans appreciate and love.”
ABOUT SAXBYS COFFEE
Founded in 2005, Saxbys
Coffee, a Philadelphia-based 30-unit premier coffee shop, has constantly
challenged itself to redefine the coffee shop experience. Regularly named
"Best Coffee" and "Best Coffeehouse" in the 30 communities
it serves, Saxbys enjoys a strong presence in the
Philadelphia, Washington
D.C., Southern Ohio and Dallas markets, as well as a distinct profile
on college campuses. Known for high quality coffee, specialty drinks, all
natural Saxbys Fro-Yo and fresh fruit smoothies, Saxbys’ diverse product menu
is complemented by unwavering customer service and
contemporary cafes that are designed uniquely for the neighborhoods they serve.
For more information, visit www.saxbyscoffee.com.
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