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What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to you? It's about who you are and where you have come from to get where you are today. A time to share and celebrate the Hispanic/Latino heritage with friends and family by enjoying the traditions, cuisine, culture, and music. What have been some of the most important lessons you’ve learned throughout your career? That dreams don't work unless you do. What is a recipe, food or snack that reminds you the most of your home, culture or heritage? Street tacos (steak, soft corn tortillas, cilantro, onions, lime, and guacamole). What can you and your fellow teammates do to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month? Encourage others to learn about Hispanic/Latino culture. Explore the music and dancing, attend events specific to the culture, shop at local Hispanic shops around their area, and enjoy some Hispanic cuisine.

Appitizer or Entree? Either way you can’t go wrong! Offer your customers a break from the ordinary. Get creative, how about a Cajun Shrimp Po’boy Quesadilla or a Korean BBQ Beef Quesadilla ? You’re only limited by your imagination! Have we connected yet? Why not? Let’s get started on your menu today! #CHENEYBROTHERS

TechLatino - Latinos in Information Sciences and Technology Association invites you to read this post from #latitudes. Dive into the Magic of Latino Holidays! 🙌🏽 Uncover 7 celebrations showcasing our heritage and boosting small businesses: Street Illumination: ¡Decorémos la morada! Dazzling lights transform cities. Nativity Scenes: Nacimientos keep Christmas spirit alive in intricate designs. Tamales: A Culinary Fiesta! Celebrate our diverse heritage. Argentinian BBQ: Asado argentino. Summer barbeques in the Southern Hemisphere. Latino Christmas Drinks: Festive beverages add joy to every celebration. Las Posadas: A Latin Journey. Heartwarming processions recreate Mary and Joseph's story. Christmas Carols: The Melody of the Season. Let villancicos fill your heart with Christmas joy. 🎶 With $3.4 trillion purchasing power, Latinos drive the U.S. economy! Small businesses, offer irresistible holiday deals and tap into online shopping trends. Food industry, tailor offerings to Latino traditions—tamales, coquito, and more! 💯 📢 Connect with U.S. Latinos on social media—they're 41% more likely to engage with brands. 🤳🏽 🍺 Modelo Especial is THE best-selling beer in the U.S., thanks to U.S. Latino consumers. Cheers to the growth in U.S. beer sales! 🌍 Recognize U.S. Latinos' unique travel habits—capitalize on the opportunity in the travel industry

The celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, now till October 15  in the United States, is a time that honors the cultures of American citizens whose ancestors came from Central and South America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Spain. A big part of the cultural heritage that many Latinx people share in this country is food. The passing of recipes from generations who had to immigrate and migrate to the United States has kept many close to their home countries. In the past 500 years since the colonization of Latin America, the gastronomy has evolved due to international influences. When the Spaniards brought African slaves to the Americas, the slaves also brought their foods and recipes to the new world. For example, plantains, a staple of many Cuban, Puerto Rican, and Dominican dishes, come from the African heritage. Arroz chaufa (fried rice) of Peru originates from the Chinese immigrants who settled there, and Argentina’s popular dishes such as la Milanesa find their origins in Italy. The migration of Latin American cuisine continues in the United States as immigrants reinvent their favorite family dishes, especially those who live in areas with little access to their native ingredients. This can be reflected in many menus across the country. To mark National Hispanic Heritage Month and all it encompasses, below find a few of the celebrating cultures and their cuisines, popular dishes, and where to find them. https://lnkd.in/eEi3UCwF

This month we honor the rich culture, history, and contributions of the Hispanic community. Let's celebrate the achievements and traditions of our Hispanic colleagues, customers, and friends! If you have a favorite Hispanic recipe, please share it in the comments below. We can learn a lot about other cultures though the delicious foods they serve! #HispanicHeritageMonth #Hispanicfoods

🎉 Happy Fat Tuesday, everyone! 🎉 🎭 As we celebrate the vibrant festivities of Mardi Gras today, let's reflect on the significance of Fat Tuesday and its connection to our leadership goals. 🌟 Fat Tuesday, or "Mardi Gras" in French, marks the culmination of the Carnival season, particularly renowned in the city of New Orleans. It's a day filled with revelry, indulgence, and joy before the solemn season of Lent begins. But beyond the masks and parades, there's a deeper essence to Fat Tuesday that resonates with leadership values. 💼 Just as Fat Tuesday encourages us to embrace life's pleasures before a period of reflection and sacrifice, effective leadership involves fostering a culture of celebration and camaraderie within teams. It's about recognizing and appreciating the diverse talents and contributions of each individual, creating an environment where everyone feels valued, safe, inspired and empowered to shine. 🎭 Moreover, the spirit of Mardi Gras teaches us the importance of inclusivity and community. In New Orleans, people from all walks of life come together to revel in the festivities, transcending boundaries of race, religion, and background. Similarly, strong leadership is about fostering inclusivity, bringing together diverse perspectives to drive innovation and success. 🎶 As we immerse ourselves in the spirit of Fat Tuesday, let's carry forward these principles of celebration, inclusivity, and empowerment into our leadership roles. May we lead with compassion, inspire with vision, and empower others to unleash their full potential. 🎷💼Wishing you all a joyous and prosperous Mardi Gras season! Let the good times roll! #FatTuesday #MardiGras #Leadership #Celebration #Inclusivity

Wondering how to celebrate Christmas in Savannah this year? Check out this helpful guide from Visit Savannah 💖 🎄

There are many unique Easter traditions from around the world, knowing how people in other places reflect on Easter is a great way to feel connected to other cultures and communities. Check out this week's new blog post to discover some Easter traditions from around the world. https://lnkd.in/gqUUzbdW #easter #eastertraditions #newblogpost #like #comment #share #hilaryinthekitchen

Were constantly looking for ways to create low code accelerators on top of pro code features. This month's alpha release makes it simple to create connectors from Postman collections that you can share with your team. Next step, LLM connector generators?? Lots more in the release from takslist, modeler, operate, and Zeebe the process engine.

Are you celebrating a special anniversary or a special person in your life? Check out these 10 spots to make those special memories a hit.