What If Your Health Plan Paid You? This Funding Model Is Giving Small Businesses a Lifeline
Last year, businesses receiving a refund got $8,795 back on average.
Here’s What You Missed at Philadelphia Magazine’s ThinkFest
Thinkfest guests networked and listened to Philly’s biggest doers and thinkers, including Meek Mill, discuss issues like #MeToo and the future of Philly food.
5 Takeaways For Women, by Women from This Year’s ThinkFest
“Create a community for yourself.” That’s the advice Visit Philly CEO Meryl Levitz gave at this year’s ThinkFest. When the tourism and hospitality leader sat […]
Making Room For The Next Generation Of Women: A Q&A With Lucinda Duncalfe
Lucinda Duncalfe hated winning “Woman Entrepreneur of the Year” awards. After developing a lauded career in the male-dominated tech startup industry of the mid-90’s, her […]
Here’s What Happened at This Year’s ThinkFest
On November 9th, over 600 guests gathered at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on University of Pennsylvania’s campus to hear from Philadelphia’s brightest […]
5 Reasons Philadelphia is a Perfect Target for the Tech Industry
Sure, we’re all rooting for the powers that be at Amazon corporate to set their new headquarters in Philadelphia, but in the meantime, can we […]
This Is Where Philly’s Biggest Tech Talent Will Work
Seventeen years ago, Karen Dougherty Buchholz established Comcast’s corporate communications department. In 2003, she transitioned roles to oversee administration, which includes diversity and inclusion, political […]
How an Anti-Graffiti Network Became Philly’s Most Politically-Charged Painters
Last month, we spoke to Commissioner of Parks and Recreation Kathryn Ott Lovell about Philadelphia’s need for beautification. With the Rebuild Initiative, her team is […]
Philly Parks and Rec Commissioner Kathryn Ott Has a Plan for Us
Tiptop Playground at Hope and Allen streets in the Fishtown neighborhood could be considered an eyesore if the community around it even realized it was […]
Feminism Wins in Today’s Workplace
A recent feature by The New York Times notes that skills typically deemed “feminine” — think empathy, diligence and cooperation — are becoming increasingly important […]