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What if the financial decisions people make are influenced by beliefs they developed long before they ever earned their first paycheck? Atlanta-based executive coach and strategic leadership expert Dr. Sam Adeyemi argues that attitudes toward money, success and prosperity can…
Read MoreMany companies do not experience a dramatic brand failure. Instead, their brands gradually lose relevance as markets change, businesses evolve and new technology alters how consumers discover and evaluate companies. Brand strategist and 12-time author Karen Tiber Leland argues that…
Read MoreNew York Junior Tennis & Learning (NYJTL) welcomed New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Commissioner Dr. Alister F. Martin to its Cary Leeds Center for Tennis & Learning in the South Bronx for an on-court session with…
Read MoreSeptember’s Healthy Aging Month offers an opportunity to rethink what it means to age well, with greater attention on wellness, self-care, confidence and the everyday changes that can accompany getting older. From skincare and metabolic support to products addressing bladder…
Read MoreThe Artist Tree, a California cannabis retailer known for combining cannabis with art, education and community programming, is expanding to the East Coast with a new location in Farmingdale, New York, this fall. Scheduled to open with a soft launch…
Read MoreSunila, a distinctive residential community in Kotka, Finland, designed by renowned architect Alvar Aalto, has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as part of the Aalto Works collection. The designation recognizes Sunila as one of the most extensive…
Read MoreFelicia Frazier is bringing her passion for emerging artists back to New York City with the first-ever New York appearance of her Miami-based gallery, Dolly and Oz Presents. The gallery will present Where We Gather Now, a pop-up exhibition featuring…
Read MoreFor many cyclists, a multi-day backcountry adventure comes with an unwritten rule: everyone in the group needs to ride at roughly the same pace and have similar equipment and endurance. The Aquarius Trail Hut System in Southern Utah is challenging…
Read MoreAs food prices fluctuate, supply chains face ongoing vulnerabilities and consumers increasingly look for locally sourced products, agriculture is gaining renewed attention across the United States. For Wayne Swanson Jr., founder and CEO of Swanson Family Farm, the growing interest…
Read MoreBoiled peanuts are getting a modern makeover as Dixie Grace’s Boiled Peanuts brings the beloved Southern snack from roadside stands and family gatherings to today’s grab-and-go snack aisle. The woman- and minority-owned brand is reimagining boiled peanuts with an artisanal…
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