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Michael Phillips (barista)
Michael Phillips won the U.S. Barista Championship in Portland, Oregon, in March 2009, while working at Intelligentsia Coffee & Tea in New York City.〔(Oliver Schwaner-Albright, "Like Mike," ''New York Times,'' March 13, 2009 )〕 He also won the 2010 United States Barista Championship, becoming the second of three repeat U.S. champions to date (Heather Perry being the first in 2003 & 2007 and Pete Licata being the third in 2011 & 2013), and he went on to become the first US Barista to win the World Barista Championship crown in London, England, in 2010.〔(Championship website )〕
At the March 2011 TED conferences (standing for Technology, Entertainment, Design)〔 (TED website )〕 in California, Phillips was present at Coffee Common, a new organization with what was called "the unapologetically idealistic purpose to create a community with shared values."〔(Oliver Strand, ''New York Times,'' March 3, 2011 )〕
In April 2011, Phillips resigned from his position as director of coffee education at Intelligentsia〔("Shock: World Barista Champion, Top Staff Resign From Intelligentsia," Sprudge.com, April 11, 2011 )〕 to help found the Handsome Coffee Roasters〔(Erin Meister, "5 Small-But-Mighty Coffee Roasters to Seek Out," Drinks SeriousEats.comMay 9, 2011 )〕 in Los Angeles, California, with Tyler Wells and Chris Owens.〔(Handsome Coffee Roasters website )〕
Philips was born in the United States and spent his early life in Royal Oak, Michigan.〔
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