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I recently interviewed Cameron Mitchell, founder and CEO of Cameron Mitchell Restaurants

Last week I talked about how we need to learn how to see each other as human and put systems in place to break our patterns of tribalism in the workplace.

Most of my clients are extremely busy, high flying executives. It is pretty normal for them to crisscross across continents on a monthly basis.

The Tucson Convention Center and its surrounding campus is getting another sweeping round of upgrades, which officials said should be completed in two years and make the complex Tucson’s own “Lincoln Center.”

Future-proofing is among the topics explored at the Association Leadership Forum, a free half-day of education and networking at IMEX America, exclusively for association leaders and created by the American Society for Association Executives (ASAE).

The landmark Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas will close for a major renovation in February 2020, and may not reopen until January of 2021, KTNV reports.

The Northeast is being hit with heavy rain, causing a flurry of flight delays and cancellations during a busy travel weekend ahead of Labor Day and back-to-school season.

United Airlines has unveiled plans for a variety of new routes and additional flights from its hubs in Chicago, Denver, New York Newark and San Francisco.

Whether you are looking to host a large meeting for 1,400 people or a more intimate gathering for 20, The Founders Inn and Spa, Tapestry Collection by Hilton in Virginia Beach, Virginia, can certainly accommodate.

Thanks to a year-round growing season and access to some of the freshest seafood in the world, San Diego inspires chefs to create exceptional California cuisine.