In 1977, the United Nations recognized March 8 as International Women’s Day to support women’s rights and gender equality. But we know that women and their achievements should be celebrated year round, especially in the workplace. In honor of National…
New year, new role—at least for several major companies. Last year truly highlighted racial and gender injustices, with the public demanding better from businesses. As a result, several companies made promises to do just that. From hiring new diversity officers…
Using her classical training and Caribbean roots, chef-owner Nina Compton rose through BRAVO TV’s “Top Chef” season 11 in New Orleans as the runner-up and fan favorite. She has gone on to open her decorated restaurants, Compère Lapin and Bywater…
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Eater Las Vegas dives into a new local organization that is working hard to help women who are new to the restaurant industry navigate the hospitality world. The Women’s Hospitality Initiative is a new group hoping to educate and train…
Nobhill Gazette gives us a look into the mind of a highly successful food industry backer whose ability to influence both tangibles and intangibles has helped to make her invaluable to the restaurants and businesses she works with. Meet Allison…
