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There are some strict rules when it comes to mastering a business lunch, and getting the setting right — or wrong — can be what […]
If given the choice, Americans would choose veteran-owned businesses whenever possible, says JDog Brands founder and CEO Jerry Flanagan. That’s why the veteran leader says […]
As we make our way further into 2019, we asked local business leaders about the biggest challenges facing their businesses today. Attracting and retaining talent, […]
As we approach 2019, Philadelphia’s business and tech community has a big opportunity to keep 2018’s momentum alive. This year, the community rallied around crucial […]
Rock out this October with these awesome networking and educational events. Featuring live music, free food, drinks, and plenty of opportunities to get your networking […]
After Warners Bros. swooped down from its Hollywood castle to deliver a cease-and-desist letter to Chestnut Hill neighborhood leaders in June (threatening legal action to […]
Fall is upon us, which means our calendars are packed with exciting networking and educational events. Here are eight we think you should have on […]
Next month, Temple University’s Center for Executive Education will launch the Women’s Leadership Series, a program designed to help women develop the skills they need […]
I realize what I’m about to say. I realize exactly what I’m about to say. And yet: It must be said. Every so often, when […]
Companies are doing more to support women, but according to data from online career community Fairygodboss, some companies stand out for really driving gender equality […]
Philadelphia is the country’s fourth best city for women in tech according to a new study—now the city wants to do more to support its […]
The viral rise of movements like #MeToo, Time’s Up and the Women’s March have put much-needed attention on the challenges women continue to face at the workplace […]
Chestnut Hill as edge city? While that may sound as farfetched as the notion of Chestnut Hill as East Passyunk, it may actually have some […]
Here’s a blunt fact: When it comes to business ownership, white gay men in Philadelphia are not vulnerable minorities. They are not collectively marginalized by […]
Women in the Philadelphia region hold more executive positions than ever before, but overall their representation in the C-suite is still quite small and progress […]