Virtual Foodie Series: Summer Cooking Class 7/23
Back by popular demand, we’re featuring Jordan Zucker in our Virtual Foodie Series July 23rd at 6:30 pm
Event Details
Back by popular demand, we've got another live Zoom cooking session with Penn alumna Jordan Zucker! Join us on Thursday, July 23rd at 6:30 pm PT for our Virtual Foodie Series - Summer Edition.
Jordan Zucker (C’97) is a home cook, actor, entrepreneur, founder of Girls Guide to Sports, and the author of a fabulous cookbook, One Dish - Four Seasons.
Advance registration is required. This event is FREE for current Penn Club LA members and $25 for non-members. Registration fees are non-refundable.
For the summer Foodie Series, we'll be cooking Herbal-Rub Cod with Kale & Tomatoes, which is on page 100 of her cookbook. The full menu and ingredient list will be sent to all registered guests in advance to ensure you have time to purchase whatever you need to cook along with Jordan.
Five lucky attendees will receive a copy of Jordan's cookbook so you can continue your own Foodie Series with her great recipes.
Space is limited - reserve your spot now!
Date: 07/23/2020
Start time: 18:30 PDT
End time: 20:30 PDT
Venue: Zoom - details sent upon registration confirmation
Related products
-
Buy ticketMORE INFOA Discussion on Racism and Social Inequities – June 25
Penn Alumni stands in solidarity with all who are working to fight racism and social inequity in our country and around the world. As such, we will be bringing discussions and dialogue to the alumni community on a regular basis focused on these issues.
-
Buy ticketMORE INFOWharton WEBINAR 4/1 11:30 AM PT :: Kaihan Krippendorff, Driving Innovation from Within
Join Wharton alumnus and author, Kaihan Krippendorff W93 Eng94 as he shares insights about how most innovation happens from within organizations, not just at start ups. Learn how you can harness the entrepreneurial spirit of your teams!
Wednesday, Apr. 1st | 11:30 am PT
Zoom webinar“Innovation” brings to our mind the maverick entrepreneur who quits their job, at unimaginable odds, to build a business on their own. But this entrepreneurial story is a myth. As a successful entrepreneur, author, consultant and CEO, Kaihan Krippendorff (W’94, Eng’95) argues that intrapreneurs – employees who incubate new businesses within corporations – have had a far greater impact on the world. Nearly all of the most transformative innovations over the past three decades, from e-mail and the Internet to DNA sequencing and MRI scans, were introduced by employees who did not quit their jobs but instead took the challenge of innovating from within.
Drawing on five years of in-depth research of hundreds of successful innovators and Intrapreneurial Intensity, as well as insights from thought leaders, C-suite leaders, business unit leaders, and front-line employees, Kaihan will share exclusive insights from his new book, Driving Innovation From Within: A Guide for Internal Entrepreneurs (Columbia University Press, 2019). Kaihan will unveil the most critical internal focus areas for driving innovation and moving your organization forward into the future. He will share specific tools, frameworks and techniques used by successful innovators to manage and unlock the value of employees’ ideas to increase corporate innovation levels and deliver bottom-line results. Audience members will have actionable next steps to transform their organization by testing and scaling fresh ideas that generate value and growth. They will leave feeling inspired and empowered, ready to take on the future.
In this inspiring session you will learn:- The IN-OVATE Framework
- The seven barriers of internal innovation and how to overcome them
- The six characteristics of Internal Innovators
- The seven steps to build an agile innovation team
- How to disrupt your competition without disrupting your business
- What it takes to lead an innovative organization
- How to shift your organizational mindset and culture to challenge the outdated status-quo
- How to build a wave of internal support for growth, innovation and creativity by reinforcing the idea that innovation is possible, attainable, and ultimately actionable
