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The CAT Squared team wishes you a safe and healthy holiday. This year has been especially challenging for our customers, whose essential status means many of you have endured special hardships to keep our food supply chain running safely. Thank you!

As you prepare for Thanksgiving 2020, here are some resources to keep you and your family safe:

Even though our offices will be closed Thursday and Friday, November 26-27 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, our 24/7 support team will be available to help you with urgent issues.

 

CAT2's U.S. Office will be
closed November 26-27

24/7 Support will be available at
+1 501.328.9178 Option 1

Kathy Barbeire

Written by Kathy Barbeire

Kathy Barbeire is a seasoned professional with a strong track record in leveraging new technology, data analysis, and storytelling to drive organizational success. As the marketing manager at CAT Squared since 2015, Kathy stays updated on industry trends to ensure our products remain adaptable to evolving standards and prepares our customers for disruptive technologies. She actively participates in a blockchain learning group associated with Blockchain for Arkansas (BC4AR), an initiative led by Governor Asa Hutchinson. Kathy's expanding knowledge and expertise enable her to create informative content that educates our supply chain partners and helps them navigate upcoming transitions. Kathy's educational background includes graduating magna cum laude from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock (UALR) with a Bachelor of Arts degree in professional and technical writing, along with double minors in sociology and information technology. She later completed the MBA program at UALR. Prior to joining CAT Squared, Kathy applied her passion for data-driven storytelling to assist nonprofits in defining goals, tracking program metrics, and engaging donors and community stakeholders. She served as a program manager at the Our House Homeless Shelter in Little Rock and later at The Salvation Army Central Arkansas Area Command.