Nikki Etheridge
Home Office
After grinding all day in a Digital Summit out of the infamous reservable bonus Avenue conference room, the crew hit a Milwaukee Bucks game to celebrate. Naturally, they couldn’t let the night end there! That’s when they were introduced to the trademarked Danielle Brandon arm chug, and of course, this moment had to be documented. The only thing missing? Well… maybe not missing at all. Can you find our GKB Waldo?

Jill Schneider
Home Office
As a newer GKB teammate, I don't have too many memories or photos to drawn upon yet, but I tried to capture how we all felt reminiscing about the candies we ate as kids. So much fun exploring Half-Nuts and sharing our stories. Thankful for this fun field trip with thoughtful teammates to celebrate Eric's birthday! I look forward to creating many more at GKB.

Ben Fichtenbaum
ESPN Digital
DAILY SPORTING GAZETTE

July 12, 1924

“Gentlemen of Good Karma Witness Baseball History”

Yesterday’s contest at the ball grounds will be spoken of for years to come, not merely for the prodigious grand slam that sent the faithful into raptures, but for the spirited pair of fellows spotted in the grandstand, who brought as much cheer as the ballplayers themselves.

Messrs. Henry and Walter, known about town as “the Good Karma Boys” on account of their sunny dispositions (and perhaps a wink to the up-and-coming firm, Good Karma Brands, who sponsor their favorite ball club), were seated near the third-base line when fate and fortune struck.

Henry, in his dapper flat cap, kept the scorebook as neatly as any clerk, while Walter, ever the optimist, had been predicting a grand slam since 1921. Lo and behold, the heavens smiled upon him in the third inning, when the mighty slugger sent the ball sailing clear over the fence, straight into history.

The uproar was so thunderous, one would think the modern marvel known as “radio” had broadcast the moment nationwide. Why, if such contraptions as ESPN (the Evening Sporting Press News, as the lads jokingly call it) ever truly come to pass, no doubt these two smiling gents would be the first faces seen beaming out from it.

A photograph was indeed taken—two friends, shoulder to shoulder, smiles broad enough to outshine the scoreboard itself. It is said that when fortune favors a man, one needn’t look further than the company he keeps. And in this case, with the spirit of Good Karma and the promise of a grand slam, these two have become legends of the bleachers.

Heather Verstat
Home Office
Had the best time visiting the GKB New York office and finally meeting Gina and Rosie from the Network team in person—such a joy to connect with teammates I’ve only known virtually! The GKB Lego logo in the office was so cool, I decided to turn this moment into a Lego-style memory.

Jeff Greenwald
West Palm
My favorite event of the entire year is the Great Chef's Tailgate Showcase. This is a lead-in event to the Boca Bowl. Every partner and teammate know that this is my favorite event. This picture was from last year. The partner is Troutman Amin and we had just opened a partnership for the Boca Bowl for $50,000. In the picture with me is Theo Dorsey and O.J, McDuffie from the Miami Dolphins. It was a great night!

Debbie Lazaga
Milwaukee
In 1973, Debbie Lazaga's fashion sense was already
spelling out 'adorable trendsetter' one alphabet pant leg at a time!
Check out those corduroy pants! Hubba Hubba!

Greg Scalzo
Milwaukee
Ben Brust and I doing a “remote broadcast” from his car while driving from Madison, Wi to Iowa for a partner meeting and hosting “Scalzo and Brust” on the drive.

Jennifer Jones
ESPN Digital
This memory, in my lengthy 8 week tenure at GKB, is from my first trip with teammates to meet with our NBA partners. A selfie becomes an art piece!

Rebecca Schneider
Los Angeles
Caught a Bucks game with Deb, Ally and Maddie! Showing us what MKE is all about!

Kasi Holzwarth
ESPN Network
I started almost exactly a year ago…just before the trio last September and I was lucky enough to get to experience it! People tried to explain it to me before but I truly had no idea what to expect and it far exceeded expectations and was one of the coolest events I've ever attended.

There's only one little detail that could have made it better…and that's if it was at Metlife for Jets game! So, I figured I'd try let AI tell me what that would have been like!

I wish I could post more than one AI version because it was truly a journey getting here. Every time I asked it to add something to the background it changed me more and more until, not only did it not look like me, I had a cartoonishly large head as well!

So I took that one and went to photoshop and finished it up myself!

Debra Palella
Home Office
Another successful Boca Bowl overcoming whatever obstacles are thrown the teams way.

Jeremy Marks-Peltz
West Palm
My picture from being interviewed posing for the Palm Beach Post.