As the owner of an event planning company in the nation’s capital, Andrew Roby knows the power of preferred vendor lists that major venues offer to their clients. But he also believes that minority-owned vendors are too often left off of those critical lists, a concern he addressed in a recent New York Times article… Read more »
Andrew Roby is used to adapting, having transitioned from a successful army career with frequent moves and deployments to becoming a leader in event planning through his Washington D.C.-based company, Andrew Roby Events. His resilience was put to the test this past year due to the pandemic, but his efforts to adapt helped him win… Read more »
Aspiring photographers who would like to learn about today’s most highly acclaimed poses will soon be able to discover this information on a popular blog site by industry veteran Arie Eric De Jong. The blog website is available at www.arieericdejong.com. The blog website has garnered high-than-expected ratings online since its launch and has therefore drawn… Read more »
Co-founders Dani Kagan and Victoria Marshman lead by example in a challenging time for businesses, shifting their focus from the renowned MOGUL Awards fashion show to supporting a network of thousands of entrepreneurs through programming, mentorship and education for the next generation of business leaders. Introducing the E-Commerce Speed Mentorship Event, City MOGULS provides an… Read more »
Starting today, the Go for Broke Japanese American Soldiers of World War II forever stamp can be purchased at U.S. Postal Service (USPS) offices nationwide or online at usps.com. The stamp features the image of a Japanese American World War II soldier to represent the more than 30,000 American soldiers of Japanese ancestry who served… Read more »
