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Phillies Slugger Pat Burrell’s Former Center City Penthouse Hits Market Again, Price Drops By Over a Million
A penthouse in Center City previously owned by former Philadelphia Phillies slugger Pat Burrell is once again up for sale at another reduced price, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The home at 1601 Locust Street is being offered for $3.25 million. It was listed in March 2022 for $4.299 million and reduced…
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Payton Manning Recognizes Eagles Quarterback Jalen Hurts as a Rising Leader in Time100 NEXT List
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is featured on the TIME100 Next list, which recognizes the rising leaders in health, climate, business, sports, the arts, and more, writes Sam Jacobs for Time Magazine. Hurts came into the national spotlight when he led the Birds to the Super Bowl earlier this year. However, he was noticed by…
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Philadelphia Soccer Referee Kathryn Nesbitt Tackles the World Cup
Philadelphia soccer referee Kathryn Nesbitt has managed to compile quite a resume in the last four years after officially making it her full-time job, writes Jonathan Tannenwald for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Nesbitt was the first woman to officiate a CONCACAF Men’s World Cup qualifying game. She also worked an MLS Cup and CONCACAF Men’s Gold…
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Philadelphia a Stop on Scenic Amtrak Route That Starts in Miami
Amtrak’s Silver Star route, which passes through Philadelphia, is the perfect way to tour around the country and enjoy the peak fall foliage season to the fullest, writes Sherel Purcell for 10best USA TODAY. The route starts in Miami and stops for the first time in Savannah, Georgia. It continues to Washington, D.C. before making…
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Networking Tips for a Seamless Industry Shift
Networking is vital for career progression, especially during transitions. Instead of limiting connections to one’s field, broadening horizons can offer varied insights and a wider network when considering a job switch, writes Caroline Castrillon for Forbes. Reaching out might be awkward initially, but the long-term benefits are undeniable. Discussing your current role and reasons…
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Job Security in the AI Age: How Upskilling Can Safeguard Your Future
Job security in the age of AI hinges on adaptability and skill enhancement writes Dr. John Mitchell for Forbes. The World Economic Forum’s 2020 report indicates that by 2025, AI will displace 85 million jobs but spawn 97 million new ones across 26 countries, signaling that flexibility and upskilling are paramount. Upskilling: The Modern…
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From Big Apple to Brotherly Love: Moji Masala Spices Up Simplicity
Moji Masala, launched by wife and husband duo Shireen Qadri and JD Walsh, offers pre-measured spice blends that aim at making Indian dishes easy, writes Lisa Dukart for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The company was founded in 2019 in New York and sales have been doubling month over month. In 2022, the couple decided to…
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Dodo Bagels Pop-Up Sees Major Rebrand, Rolls into West Philly
Alex Malamy’s popular pop-up Dodo Bagels has just become a brick-and-mortar shop under a new name, Cleo Bagels, writes Maddy Sweitzer-Lammé for the Philadelphia Magazine. Malamy’s pop-up gained traction as Philadelphians fell in love with his surprising versions of bagel sandwiches that incorporated ingredients such as lavender and togarashi. Now, these same sandwiches have a…
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How the Rise of Flexible Work is Transforming Modern Lifestyles
The traditional 9-to-5 job model is being challenged as flexible work opportunities rise, writes Kira Caban for Newsweek. Unlike the predictability of regular jobs, flexible work offers individuals the chance to craft their schedules around personal commitments, whether it’s classes, childcare, or other responsibilities. This adaptability isn’t limited to just hours; it extends to…
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Cabrini University Students Dive into Advanced Research at PCOM in a Unique Collaboration
A unique partnership between Cabrini University and Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) is providing research opportunities for historically underrepresented students in science and psychology. Brian Fuller, a nontraditional biology student at Cabrini University, is a prime example of the program’s success. With a background in sports and a deep interest in biology, Fuller…
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From The Vet to the Verse: This Northeast Philly Sports Fan Writes Poetry for his Favorite Teams
Sixty-two-year-old Glenn Laveson, a lifelong sports fan from Northeast Philadelphia, channels his fervor for Philadelphia sports into poetic expressions, writes Dave Uram for KYW Newsradio. Laveson reminisces about the days when his father introduced him to the world of Philadelphia sports, taking him to The Vet to witness Steve Carlton’s pitching prowess. This early exposure,…
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Go Birds! Flock to These Philly Sports Bars to Cheer on the Eagles
If you are looking for a spot to put your green jersey on for the Eagles, there are plenty of bars that are open for game day write Laura Swartz, Bradford Pearson, and Melissa Martens for the Philadelphia Magazine. In addition to being one of Philadelphia’s oldest bars, McGillin’s Olde Ale House on Drury Street…
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Major Interview Red Flag: What’s Turning Off 65 Percent of Potential Employees?
Recognizing a toxic workplace might seem challenging, but attentive candidates can often spot an “interview red flag” as a warning sign during the process, writes Morgan Smith for CNBC Make it. A recent survey by Monster, which included over 6,000 participants, highlighted a significant concern: 65 percent of job seekers believe that undergoing more than…
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Behind the Scenes in Northeast Philly’s Presidential Flag-Making Shop
Oxford Circle in Northeast Philadelphia is home to the place that is exclusively responsible for making presidential and vice presidential flags, writes Matteo Iadonisi for 6 ABC. “I mean, it’s a dream job,” said Duwenavue Sante Johnson about the Defense Logistics Agency’s Flag Room. “Working with the President and the Vice President’s flags allows us…
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Resume Tips for Securing Your Next Promotion and Showcasing Your Professional Journey
Your resume serves as a testament to your professional journey, writes Kimberly Zhang for Entrepreneur. When considering resume tips for a promotion, focus on your leadership experiences, adaptability, and continuous growth. Starting with a compelling summary can set the tone. This summary should encapsulate your career trajectory, emphasizing key leadership roles and showcasing your growth…
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From Stuck to Success: Strategies to Navigate the Mid-Career Plateau
The mid-career plateau is often marked by feelings of stagnation. However, with introspection and strategy, this period can be a springboard to renewed career vigor, writes Caroline Ceniza-Levine for Forbes. Central to overcoming this plateau is understanding one’s career aspirations. Is it a leadership role, challenging projects, or a better work-life balance? Identifying these…
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From “Shrek” to “Trolls”, Philadelphia’s Comcast Brings DreamWorks Magic to Universal Studios in Orlando
In an effort to reach younger kids, Philadelphia-based Comcast is planning on adding a DreamWorks-themed area at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, writes Christopher Palmeri for Bloomberg. The area, called The Land is expected to open next year. It will feature attractions relating to the Shrek, Trolls, and Kung Fu Panda films, all of which…
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These Five Spots Are Some of the Best Philadelphia Brunch Restaurants
If you are looking for a new brunch spot to try out, these five excellent eateries are ranked among the top 21 Philadelphia brunch restaurants, writes Christina Mitchell for the Restaurant Clicks. Cafe La Maude on N 4th Street in Northern Liberties combines Lebanese and French food for a delicious result. The menu includes mouthwatering…
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