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2. Baked by Melissa - Wikipedia

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   Melissa's brother Brian Bushell was the CEO of Baked by Melissa until 2015. [7] Melissa was named CEO on December 5, 2019. [8] In 2017, the company gave away 150,000 cupcakes in a project called Side With Love; people in the US could send a box of 25 cupcakes free of charge. The initiative was nominated for a Shorty Award for its impact on ...

3. Melissa Ben-Ishay - Wikipedia

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   Baked by Melissa storefront in the Upper East Side, Manhattan.. After graduating from college, Ben-Ishay worked at an advertising agency in New York City. In 2008, she was fired from her job as an assistant media planner at Deutsch, and was encouraged by her brother, Brian Bushell, to change careers and bake cupcakes for a living.

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5. Sprinkles Cupcakes - Wikipedia

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   Local Bakery Pickup, 2. Local Bakery Delivery, or 3. Nationwide Shipping. Orders can be placed via website, Sprinkles App, by phone, or in-bakery. Via website, Sprinkles offers local and national shipping. Sprinkles LOCAL is the fastest way to order cupcakes, cookies, and brownies for pick-up or delivery from any of the local bakeries.

6. Crumbs Bake Shop - Wikipedia

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   Crumbs cupcakes in a display case. Crumbs Bake Shop is a bakery chain headquartered in New York City.Founded in 2003 as a small mom-and-pop style bakery on the Upper West Side of Manhattan by Mia & Jason Bauer, the company expanded to 79 locations in ten states (New York, Illinois, Virginia, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Maryland, and California) and ...

7. Melissa, Texas - Wikipedia

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   The first teacher was Mary Huckerston, who taught there for five years. The school began with 38 pupils. Church services were held there for all faiths on Sundays. A two-story brick schoolhouse was built on this site in 1910 to accommodate growth brought by the railroad. Melissa was an important shipping point in the early 1900s.