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1st Annual Women in Food & Farming Festival at Stone Ridge Orchard in the Hudson Valley Goes Hybrid for 2021
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The hybrid live/virtual event will honor and celebrate women-owned farms and businesses in the food and craft beverage industries and provide resources to women entrepreneurs. STONE RIDGE, N.Y. (PRWEB) March 09, 2021 On May 8th & 9th, 2021 (Mother s Day Weekend), EscapeMaker.com will present the 1st Annual Women in Food & Farming Festival at Stone Ridge Orchard in the Hudson Valley of New York State – 2 hours outside of New York City.
The 2-day-long hybrid live/virtual event will honor women-owned farms, businesses, and entrepreneurs in the food and craft beverage industries. Mask wearing is required, and although the live New York State officially designated Farmer’s Market will take place on the expansive 115-acre farm and orchard, attendance will be capped to adhere to all safety prot
Teach For America DFW Welcomes New COO
Plus, CBRE ramps up its DE&I efforts with two new directors, Weil, Gotshal & Manges welcomes a new partner, and more.
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March 9, 2021
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David Simpson was most recently COO of HopeWorks in Memphis and brings more than 14 years of nonprofit management experience to Teach For America DFW. In that role, he will oversee internal business operations, including finance, human resources, and marketing and communications. He will also be responsible for driving forward key initiatives surrounding culture transformation, advancing racial equity, and Fort Worth impact.
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Bailey & Glasser LLP issued the following announcement on Feb. 15.
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly has named BG Partner John Roddy a 2020 Lawyer of the Year in recognition of his work representing those affected by the Columbia Gas explosions in Lawrence, Massachusetts. John led a team of lawyers appointed by Massachusetts Superior Court Judge James F. Lang to represent the class of people and businesses in greater Lawrence, Massachusetts who were devastated by the Columbia Gas disaster.
As co-lead counsel, John spearheaded the pleadings, briefing, and negotiation which ultimately resulted in a “historic” $143 million class action settlement providing significant compensation to victims of the September 2018 Merrimack Valley gas explosions caused by Columbia Gas. The settlement was crafted over six months of mediated negotiations. The court praised the settlement’s design, noting that “the majority of compensation will appropriately go to those who are most advers