Read this week's magazine Agent Elena Giovinazzo and author Jason Reynolds are teaming up to found Heirloom Literary & Media Heirloom Literary & Media is still in its “very early stages,” Giovinazzo told PW but she hopes to take her and Reynolds’s “decade of shared experience and apply that to existing and new clients and do things a little bit differently.” Heirloom will be opening its doors to a variety of writers across ages and formats “We want to find incredible creators and help them grow their careers,” Giovinazzo said “I want to bring different ideas and different minds and creative disciplines into this melting pot to move things.” a former VP and senior agent at Pippin Properties and said she “felt ready for a new challenge.” She will take on the role of agent managing the everyday tasks of working with authors including previous clients such as Zoey Abbott Reynolds will be acting in a mentorship role offering his perspective as an author who has been through the publishing process several times over “I’m always around younger writers who are coming up and to know that there’s a different kind of possibility a different kind of framework to work within that’s interesting,” Reynolds said In the pair’s evolution from agent and client to co-founders of a business the trust built into their longstanding relationship is what has allowed them to branch off into this new venture “I think the way that we trust each other is our bread and butter,” Reynolds said—“my trust in our ability to do the gig Transforming an agent-author relationship into an agency is a unique take on agenting one that opens the possibility for “rejiggering things” in the publishing hierarchy “It’s always nice to break the ground,” Reynolds said “The interesting thing will be to see if people follow suit.” In terms of what comes next and whom Heirloom hopes to collaborate with “We want to work with people who want to work just as hard as we always have,” Giovinazzo said “If you’re going to be writing or illustrating at the top of your game that’s the kind of people we want to be in business with.” Puebloans may not have heard of Cream N Bean yet but the owner of the new ice cream and coffee shop inside Pueblo's Dillon Drive Walmart hopes to expand to many other Walmart Supercenters Located at 4200 Dillon Drive on the grocery side of Walmart right next to the Academy Bank branch The shop offers homemade rolled ice cream and Columbian coffee plus a variety of other beverages and their daughter and son-in-law Bailey and Roger Hines offer a different kind of ice cream and coffee shop where homemade ice cream is spread in a thin layer and then rolled on a cold plate 20 degrees below zero The shop also offers its own blend of medium-roast coffee that is shipped directly from a farm in Colombia "We make the ice cream base in-house using our own recipe It is made fresh every day and there are no preservatives so it is the healthiest way to eat ice cream," Joe Giovinazzo told the Chieftain The base ice cream is added to a cold plate and extra ingredients are "rolled" in like fresh strawberries while the customer watches the transformation The result features curled-up spiral rolls of ice cream that are as artistic as they are tasty Pueblo's favorite treat so far is the strawberry cheesecake featuring fresh strawberries vanilla ice cream and a graham cracker topping Each week the shop offers four new specials or customers can create their own ice cream delight by choosing from ingredients on hand "We hope customers will check back to see the specials and continue to try different flavors Business has been really good so far and we have several regulars," Joe Giovinzanno explained The biggest hurdle for the new business has been brand recognition plus those who spot the shop after waiting in line to check out their groceries may not have time to explore what's inside The house blend coffee is offered in lattes slushes and lemonades available for those who aren't coffee drinkers The family plans to open its Cream N Bean inside the Pueblo West Walmart The dream for the family is to one day see the Cream N Bean brand as plentiful inside Walmart stores as Starbucks is in Target stores The Giovinzannos moved to Pueblo 1 1/2 years ago They operated a similar rolled ice cream shop in Oklahoma but the location wasn't ideal "When I saw that Walmart had an opening I thought that would be a great location that has a lot of traffic It took about eight months to get everything ironed out with Walmart," Giovinzanno said Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. 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She can be reached by email at tharmon@chieftain.com or via X at x.com/tracywumps. Support local news, subscribe to The Pueblo Chieftain at subscribe.chieftain.com Tony Giovinazzo will be honoured as the 65th Kitchener-Waterloo Citizen of the Year on May 27 at Conestoga College Waterloo Campus Activa CEO is 65th Kitchener-Waterloo Citizen of the Year a prominent figure in the region’s business and philanthropic circles has been named the 65th Kitchener-Waterloo Citizen of the Year He will be formally recognized at a gala event hosted by the Lions Club of Kitchener on May 27 at Conestoga College’s Waterloo Campus expressed gratitude upon receiving the honour “Community and people-building have been the driving forces in my life,” he stated in a news release “Having lived in the region for over half of my life has undeniably contributed to the region’s economic prosperity Giovinazzo is recognized as a quiet but powerful force behind numerous local causes A longtime member of the Rotary Club of Kitchener-Westmount he has consistently demonstrated a commitment to community service Giovinazzo’s influence extends to several key non-profit organizations Activa has provided substantial financial and human resources to organizations such as KidsAbility Hockey Helps the Homeless and the House of Friendship His contributions have been previously acknowledged with prestigious accolades including the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal and the Greater K-W Chamber of Commerce’s Michael R The Kitchener-Waterloo Citizen of the Year Award a flagship fundraising initiative of the Lions Club of Kitchener celebrates individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the community Established in 1957 with its first recipient the award’s legacy includes notable figures such as Cathy Brothers The gala reception will commence at 6 p.m., followed by dinner at 7 p.m. Limited seating and sponsorship opportunities are available. Interested parties can contact Marydaltonirish@gmail.com or drjdbishop@hotmail.com for more information Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Inside the homes and beauty cabinets of inspiring and influential people Educate your beauty routine with expert tips Our directory of Australia’s best beauty and wellness destinations Sign up to receive the TV WEEK e-Newsletter and offers we choose to share with you straight to your inbox  By joining, you agree to our Privacy Policy & Terms of Use Congratulations are in order for Home and Away actress Isabella Giovinazzo who surprised followers on January 16 with a pregnancy announcement.  While attending the Emirates Australian Open event Isabella showed off her baby bump to the public before sharing the images to Instagram.  The soon-to-be mother was all smiles as she showed off her bump in an elegant maxi dress from Manning Cartell “Brilliant evening with @emirates at the @australianopen ❤️,” she captioned the announcement before listing off where her dress and accessories were from.  Despite Isabella’s partner appearing on her Instagram feed every so often the Daily Mail Australia has reported he is Isabella’s long-term boyfriend named Shayne.  He first appeared on Isabella’s Instagram in April 2021 so we presume they began dating around this time.  Her Instagram followers took to the comment section to congratulate the soon-to-be parents You are looking beautiful,” one fan commented.  Olivia Giovinazzo wrote: “My baby 🐣” Prior to her relationship with Shayne, Isabella was in a relationship with her former Home and Away co-star James Stewart from 2016 to 2017 The pair met on the set of the popular Australian soap where Isabella portrayed Phoebe Nicolson for more than 300 episodes between 2013 NS 2018.  James, who plays Justin Morgan, is now dating his on-screen wife, Ada Nicodemou who portrays Leah Patterson.  Isabella was married to Charlie Ford from 2015 to 2016 After completing a Bachelor of Communication majoring in Journalism and Media Production She is currently the Senior Digital Content Producer on Now To Love writing predominately for TV Week while managing all its social media platforms fashion and reality TV before donning her best outfit to interview some of Australia's favourites at a red carpet Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Agnes (Iacullo) Giovinazzo passed into Eternal Life on Friday Her children and daughter-in-law were lovingly by her bedside as she took her final journey to be with God Agnes was the proud mother of five children: Tina (Joe) Ventresca The joys of her life were her seven grandchildren: Erica (Fil) Jakimoski She was the adoring Great-Grandmom to her seven little ones: Giovanna 1934; she had eight siblings who predeceased her (Angelina she attended Holy Rosary grade school and Germantown High School she worked for a few years as a seamstress in North Philadelphia Their bond of marriage spanned 66 incredible years Agnes ultimately spent most of her years in her Villanova home Agnes led an extraordinary and unwavering life of service and sacrifice; she worked hard daily to raise her family and she also managed the in-home care of her parents she extended her kind spirit and support to many friends and their families Her faith was an integral part of her life especially her devotion to the Blessed Mother She was known for so many wonderful things –her grace undeniable trademarks was her cooking - but more importantly it was the love she gave through her cooking to everyone who was lucky enough to sit at her table in all the lives she so selflessly touched Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial at St interment will take place at Calvary Cemetery In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Agnes Giovinazzo’s memory to Wills Eye Hospital Foundation (giving@willseye.org or 215- 440-3154) or to The American Heart Association (www.heart.org/donate or 1-800-242-8721) Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors « Back Katie GiovinazzoClass: SeniorHigh School: Poly PrepHometown: Staten Island N.Y.BioMediaBioBioMediaAt Princeton — 2010-11: won final seven matches of the season including six at individual championships to win the Holleran Cup (players ranked 33-64); defeated teammate Alex Sawin to win championship … earned 3-1 victory in Howe Cup finale to lead Princeton to 5-4 upset of No 3 throughout season … earned Ivy League wins over Brown playing mostly in the middle of the lineup … reached second-round consolation final of the Holleran Cup which is for players ranked 33-64 … recorded 3-2 win at No 8 position against second-ranked Trinity … played No 5 in Ivy wins over Cornell and Brown … didn't drop a single game in Howe Cup weekend 9 player in the country as a freshman and helped lead Princeton to both an Ivy League and Howe Cup national championship … went 13-0 in the regular season 9 spots … was extended to five games once when she split 10-8 and 10-9 games to open the Howe Cup semifinal match before eventually claiming a 9-3 win over Trinity's Andrea Echeverria in the No 9 position; Princeton won the match 5-4 … went unbeaten in the Howe Cup including a 3-1 win over Harvard in the national final that Princeton won 5-4 … won a 3-0 match at No Before Princeton — one of the highest-ranked recruits in the country … placed fifth at nationals in both 2007 and 2008 … MVP of the Poly Prep team for four years and team captain for three years … competed against Canada for the 2006 U.S Junior Team … also trains at The Heights Casino … president of student government and helped raise enough money to help build a school in Cambodia … played clarinet in the jazz band for three years 1990 … daughter of Vincent ’73 and Rosemary Giovinazzo … father is an ophthalmologist; 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All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices I am so excited to finally announce that I have committed to continue swimming at St teammates and coaches for pushing me to be the best I can be I can't wait to start this new journey with this amazing team Entrepreneur® and its related marks are registered trademarks of Entrepreneur Media LLC Jamie and Kayla Giovinazzo have built a healthy food empire with Eat Clean Bro At 19-years-old the CEO/Founder of Eat Clean Bro Jamie Giovinazzo wanted to combine his two passions of cooking and fitness to create a meal prep company The year was 2012 when Jamie took a chance on himself He was on his last $300 and had given up on his dreams of cooking He began cooking again after a chance phone call from a long lost friend That was enough to reignite his passion to restart his meal prep company journey during a time when that wasn't really a thing Jamie became "the guy" that cooked and prepared meals for clients "I had a Rolodex of business (contacts). So I just started going down by calling everybody's name," Jamie Giovinazzo recalls with Restaurant Influencers host Shawn Walchef of CaliBBQ Media "I had four items on my menu and I started cooking at my buddy's house." That decision would forever change his life It also led him to find his wife Kayla and learn she was indeed the one Business had been doing so well at this point that Jamie had to call a rain check on a first date with Kayla in order to sort through receipts to submit for taxes who eventually dashed her dreams of being in Law Enforcement to be a part of the family business full time considerate propensity to this day as the VP of Eat Clean Bro One of the company's overarching goals is "sculpting your company into a positive She is the brains behind ensuring the success continues to happen The two have built an empire and become a powerhouse couple that has amassed upwards of $20 million in sales per year for the company that now stretches across 15 states and operates out of a 17,000-square-foot facility with 150 employees and meals have all been put into their proper place as Eat Clean Bro continues to grow "I'm only as good as my last meal" is a proclamation that Jamie Giovinazzo and Kayla Giovinzzo embody With their dedication to hospitality and incredible celebrity backing the Giovinazzo family's ascension has been fast and shows no signs of slowing Restaurant Influencers is brought to you by Toast the powerful restaurant point of sale and management system that helps restaurants improve operations increase sales and create a better guest experience Toast — Powering Successful Restaurants. Learn more about Toast Restaurant Influencers is also supported by AtmosphereTV - TV to Enhance Your Business. Try AtmosphereTV Cali BBQ Media Founder Shawn Walchef helps brands and leaders leverage the new Business Creator Economy with strategic Smartphone Storytelling and Digital Hospitality His Cali BBQ restaurant company has generated more than $35 million since opening in 2008 They operate numerous locations in San Diego and beyond Shawn’s weekly video series Restaurant Influencers (published by Entrepreneur Media and produced by Cali BBQ Media) has been seen by over 25 million people We'll be in your inbox every morning Monday-Saturday with all the day’s top business news best advice and exclusive reporting from Entrepreneur Flora Pupin Giovinazzo, 93, of Syracuse passed away on Friday at The Cottages at Garden Grove. She was born in Brazil and moved to Syracuse with her husband in 1963. Flora retired from Learbury’s Clothing and was a communicant of St.... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Flora Giovinazzo created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here One may have to go far to find someone as excited as Tom Giovinazzo about the new School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (SOPPS) A community and consultant pharmacist at The Medicine Shoppe on Vestal Avenue in Binghamton Giovinazzo can hardly wait to work directly with SOPPS PharmD students during their internships this summer “I’ve been very excited about it,” he said have a good attitude and their outlook is positive It rejuvenates my passion for the profession every time this is my hometown and to put the pharmacy school in a seemingly overlooked area of Johnson City is very inspiring It’s why I feel so compelled to be involved.” Giovinazzo grew up on Binghamton’s south side “I was in ninth grade with a lot of changes happening,” he said “I was very sick for a month and in the hospital but almost immediately after being admitted I felt better and was interested in how they were able to make me better My parents had this Reader’s Digest drug book that I would read for fun so I knew early that I wanted to pursue a career in pharmacy.” As a pharmacy student at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences was required to complete an introductory pharmacy practice experience known as an IPPE – often a PharmD student’s first experience working directly with patients “I was an intern here first during the summer for my IPPE building communication skills by taking phone orders building trust with patients and all the activities a pharmacist does Karen [Conn] has been my mentor,” Giovinazzo said “I then got hired the following winter as a paid intern and then was hired full time after graduating in 2010.” Binghamton’s SOPPS students will start their IPPEs this summer at The Medicine Shoppe and many other sites in the region They’re required to complete at least 300 hours during their first three years under the supervision of a preceptor like Giovinazzo “I would imagine they’re already being challenged a lot,” he said Giovinazzo divides his time between working with patients at The Medicine Shoppe and consulting in long-term care settings such as nursing homes and adult care facilities “Consulting is an interesting branch where I work to improve medication use for seniors who medical providers and other staff and provide recommendations,” Giovinazzo said The goal being to achieve positive health outcomes at the best cost A lot of it is helping to determine appropriate psych drug use or antimicrobial or antibiotic stewardship I want to make sure a patient’s medications have an appropriate diagnosis a stop date and also to know their use is warranted.” The Medicine Shoppe is somewhat unique is its approach to patient care instead of coming in every week to pick up one refill we’ll get all a patient’s medications in-sync and put them in one bag so we can go through it with the patient and ensure there are no adverse interactions,” he said “That’s the direction community pharmacy is going in We also put things like pill sorters into their bags to help them with adherence.” Giovinazzo added that The Medicine Shoppe also does compounding which will prove valuable for SOPPS students “Compounding is individualized medicine to fit a patient’s specific needs,” he said right now the flu is very prevalent and there are shortages of Tamiflu® and it’s harder to get it commercially now so if you have the capsules you are allowed to make a suspension of it for children PharmD students take skills lab and have to make ointments and capsules and suspensions and that’s where they can apply those skills in practice It’s more science and will prepare students if they’re going to take the New York state board exams They’ll be doing pharmacy calculations and applying the skills in practice.” back to Giovinazzo’s excitement about working with SOPPS students: “We want them to have a valuable experience and for us to be able to give them enough of our time not to be diluted between students from other schools or multiple students,” he said “We want to be a premier preceptor site for your students.” Binghamton native returns to home base as a pharmacist Lyndsey Giovinazzo pled guilty to one count of first degree murder in the death of Augusta resident Loyce Cody at a hearing Friday afternoon Butler County attorney Darrin Devinney dropped charges of arson theft and criminal use of a financial card is it your desire to enter a plea to premeditated first degree murder?" asked Judge Jan Satterfield "Are you wanting to enter a plea of guilty?" "Do you want to plead guilty to that charge," reiterated Satterfield Satterfield then asked Giovinazzo a series of questions to determine whether she understood the conditions of the plea and if Giovinazzo was making the decision to plead guilty on her own "You do understand that you may have to testify against the co-defendent (Jacob Hoyt) in this case?" asked Satterfield Satterfield told Giovinazzo that by pleading guilty she would be waiving her right to a jury trial and her rights to contest the charge three and four for a successful guilty plea on count one," said Satterfield "You can and will be sentenced to 25 years in prison to life." The second count was arson for knowingly damaging a Ford Focus by fire or explosion The third count was felony theft of a 2010 Toyota Corolla and the fourth count was theft of an Emprise Bank debit card and candy with a total value between $1,000 and $25,000 After making sure Giovinazzo understood what she was doing by pleading guilty Satterfield asked her to stand and tell the court what she had done on Dec "Tell me what your activity was that caused the death of Loyce Cody." "We were standing outside the door," said Giovinazzo "You held her down while he suffocated her," asked Satterfield Giovinazzo also answered in the affirmative when Satterfield asked if Hoyt and Giovinazzo had discussed killing Cody before they did "You held her down until you believed she was dead," said Satterfield "So there was a plan between you and Jake to kill Ms "I do find Lyndsey Renee Giovinazzo guilty of murder in the first degree," said Satterfield "I'm going to set this case for sentencing on Monday September 17 at 2 p.m." "It's a step in the right direction for the victims to get closure," Devinney said after the hearing Giovinazzo's co-defendent has not yet had a preliminary hearing No Film School: I notice a little French Connection in Combat Shock were you thinking about it while directing NFS: We look back at movies like Pink Flamingos and Combat Shock and there's a lot of nostalgia for those times now when movies and cities were covered in a layer of grime especially now that our genre films are so much less gritty NFS: Combat Shock does try to showcase a lot of that danger but it's almost a complete anomaly because it's dark and it's gritty but it's also hilarious NFS: You've worked a lot in Berlin in the years since Combat Shock was that somewhere in the back of your mind when you moved there for work there's a little French Connection in that with the car chase on the busy streets NFS: You worked with Udo in a roundabout sort of way on the omnibus film The Theatre Bizarre (2011) You're once again dealing with romantic bonds getting you in trouble as you do in Combat Shock and No Way Home not knowing when to say no to people who mean something to you NFS: Fassbinder loved to talk about that as well NFS: What about the ending ripped you apart NFS: Tell me about what it was like releasing Combat Shock NFS: How did that compare to the last film you made NFS: So distribution hasn't changed all that much then A look at how the Blackmagic Camera app was used by hundreds of fans to help KoЯn create a dynamic and immersive concert documentary that’s a band name I probably haven’t seen or thought about since the days of watching MTV’s Total Request Live when I got home from middle school in the mid-2000s Blackmagic Design has shared a cool story about how one of the most popular nu-metal groups from their day used hundreds of fans to help them create a pretty kick-ass rock concert documentary Armed with Blackmagic Camera apps on their smartphones over 200 KoЯn fans served as assistant camera operators on a recent documentary that captured the band’s 30th-anniversary concert in action Let’s look at some fun behind-the-scenes tidbits about how this was pulled off As a celebration of the American metal band’s 30th anniversary concert set up a unique workflow using the Blackmagic Camera app and Blackmagic Cloud to turn hundreds of fans into assistant camera operators it actually sounds like a pretty simple process thanks to the ease of use with the Blackmagic Camera app which can be downloaded on both iPhone and Android smartphones and is free to download and use the real trick was working with all of the footage and data collected by the fans with the goal of editing together a seamless story and experience from the concert You can find out more about the project—as well as further learn how Blackmagic Design played a pivotal role in its development, capture, and edit—on Blackmagic’s website here The former 90210 star initially filed for divorce in August 2012 citing "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for the split Vanessa Marcil files for divorce Giovinazzo was Marcil's second husband. The actress was previously married to Corey Feldman for four years View original Vanessa Marcil Officially Divorced from CSI's Carmine Giovinazzo at TVGuide.com 2021 at 12:02 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Christina "Tina" Giovinazzo passed away recently at age 41 from cancer She was an active member of the Hatboro community (Photo Courtesy of the Borough of Hatboro PA — Christina “Tina” Giovinazzo was only 17 years old when she began her activism within Hatboro the Montgomery County community in which she was born and raised Giovinazzo started a petition campaign to prevent the historic Joshua Potts house from being demolished She became active with the Millbrook Society she got appointed to a vacant seat on the Hatboro Zoning Hearing Board and she eventually announced a run for elected office Giovinazzo was actually in the midst of a Hatboro Borough Council run leading up to the November 2021 election “She was pretty much one of those residents who when you needed something done she stepped up and did it,” Hatboro Borough Manager Diane Hegele told Patch Giovinazzo got heavily involved in municipal matters a couple years back when a giant Wawa was planned for Hatboro something that ultimately led to her joining the Zoning Hearing Board “She did not want Wawa in the worst way,” Hegele said Others, too, opposed the Wawa being developed at the corner of York and Horsham Roads. Patch previously reported on the divisive issue with some in the community worried the development would bring extra noise and in other ways negatively affect the neighborhood Wawa ultimately won that battle, however, after a judge ruled the Zoning Hearing Board had acted improperly when it denied the project Giovinazzo used the experience as a catalyst to get more involved in the community When a vacancy opened up on the Zoning Hearing Board She was serving as co-chair of the board at the time of her death She was also integral in starting the recently created Zoning Subcommittee which was formed in response to the Wawa situation and tasked with reviewing the borough’s entire zoning code dedicated to her family and her community,” State Rep God bless her and her courageous journey.” Guenst was Hatboro’s mayor before she got elected to the state House of Representatives The courageous journey Guenst references dates back to 2017 when Giovinazzo was first diagnosed with breast cancer Giovinazzo managed to maintain her management role with a growing manufacturing business as well as continuing to take care of her family according to a bio on the website for the Hatboro Democrats Her LinkedIn page says Giovinazzo had been senior materials manager at Horsham-based AWE Tuning for the past six-plus years she served as supervisor of materials for the company for close to a decade Her bio on the local Democrats website said Giovinazzo was the right person for the borough council spot because of her dedication to the community and knowhow when it came to local decision-making “Tina’s extensive leadership experience and her passion for teamwork make her the right candidate for the Borough Council,” the website wrote “Her years of service to her community have prepared her to make well-informed decisions for Hatboro and continue to work toward a shared vision of our future,” the site continued she will act as the voice of our residents striving to provide the highest quality of life and making decisions based on the interests of the community Giovinazzo was also chair of the Hatboro Historic Commission president of the Hatboro Resident's Association which is a program that partners with schools businesses and individuals to help fill weekend hunger gaps to local children Funeral arrangements and additional information can found in Giovinazzo's complete obituary. 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subscriber-only insights and news delivered by Barry daily Get subscriber-only insights and news delivered by Barry every two weeks "Joey" Giovinazzo created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Caterer Middle East Home » Appointments » Daniele Giovinazzo appointed as beverage director at Majestas Group Majestas Group has appointed Daniele Giovinazzo as beverage director The Group is home to brands including Billionaire Giovinazzo aims to elevate Majestas Group’s bars with the goal of making the World’s 50 Best Bars list “I am excited to join Majestas Group and look forward to pushing the boundaries of beverage excellence,” he said I am confident we can achieve great things including enhancing the beverage offerings at iconic venues like Billionaire Dubai.” progressing to bartender and then bar manager He then pursued advanced training in bartending and restaurant management culminating in a master’s degree from ALMA Cooking School in Colorno moving from Costa Cruises to MSC Cruises and overseeing beverage operations across 35 ships and training over 2,000 crew members please click the box below to let us know you're not a robot Get the most important global markets news at your fingertips with a Bloomberg.com subscription Katie Giovinazzo Earns Prestigious Richey Award In Women's Squash February 29 Senior Katie Giovinazzo who won key matches in Princeton's 2009 Howe Cup national championship weekend as a freshman earned a major senior honor in the final Howe Cup weekend of her career who swept her Howe Cup matches in 2009 to lead the Tigers to their third straight Ivy League title She was one of two Princeton players to score a win over Yale in the Howe Cup semifinal and she is currently ranked among the Top 30 nationally "Katie is so deserving of this award," head coach Gail Ramsay said "She has exhibited great sportsmanship and has been an outstanding leader for her teammates She represented Princeton with pride and dignity I was so excited to see her receive this prestigious award from her squash peers and the College Squash Association coaches." Giovinazzo has signed on for a "major recurring role" as Sid Markham, the head of LAPD's Gang Task Force who forms a close bond with Briggs (Daniel Sunjata) Markham is more mind than muscle and uses his ability to read people to build relationships but is also prone to occasional acts of violence Spring TV Preview: Must-watch new shows who has made his living through human trafficking and uses brutal intimidation tactics to keep his "property" in line Graceland features a group of undercover agents from the DEA FBI and ICE who live in a mansion in Southern California Season 2 of the USA drama is scheduled to premiere this summer on USA View original Carmine Giovinazzo, Jon Sklaroff Join USA's Graceland at TVGuide.com Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time One-time bankrupt mining prospector Anton Billis was once so close to his friend, convicted fraudster Michael Giovinazzo loaned him tens of thousands of dollars for legal issues and even “generously” gave him a Nissan Patrol for free But that 25-year friendship is now in tatters being pored over in the Victorian Supreme Court having broken down over an investment in a micro-cap ASX-listed company seeking to cash in on the critical minerals mining boom Rimfire Pacific Mining shares have tripled in value since Michael Giovinazzo struck his initial deal.Credit: Phil Carrick Golden Plains Resources – a company Giovinazzo co-founded but was unable to act as director for because he had once been incarcerated for fraud – entered into a commercial agreement with the publicly listed Rimfire Pacific Mining which was at the time barely trading for 1¢ a share would pay $4.5 million to Rimfire over three years for a 50.1 per cent stake in a mining project Golden Plains Resources agreed to pay $7.5 million for another mining project But Giovinazzo did not have that type of money who a year earlier had loaned him $14,600 for a legal bill according to documents filed in the Supreme Court Justice Michael Osborne is now being asked to rule on whether Billis loaned Giovinazzo $3.8 million over a two-year period that would be repaid in return for a majority shareholding in Golden Plains Resources Giovinazzo was a man possessed of ambition but bereft of the resources required to pursue commercial opportunities such as those embodied in the Fifield agreements,” Billis’ barrister Damien McAloon wrote in his closing submissions “He lacked the collateral that would enable him to borrow funds from third-party commercial lenders the value of which could not be objectively determined.” Giovinazzo had turned to Billis several times to help repay his Rimfire deal Giovinazzo told the court that Billis never directly transferred the money to him and the funds were paid either to his company At the heart of the court stoush now between the two long-term friends and mining prospectors is who has control over Golden Plain Resources which has tripled in value since Giovinazzo struck his initial deal Giovanazzo claimed his long-term friend was attempting to “steal” his company and exert more pressure on the board and directors of Rimfire Giovinazzo has claimed Billis was given shares in other companies as a security to advance the funds to help him pay his agreement with Rimfire and that he had become a non-beneficial shareholder in Golden Plains Resources Billis claimed he was under the impression that he was a beneficial shareholder of Golden Plains Resources The friendship had become incredibly tense over that period broke down in 2022 when they finalised a repayment deed Giovinazzo told the court various drafts of the deed were circulated between the pair “each of which contemplated by one means or another that the [Golden Plains Resources] shares would be returned to [his] control upon repayment” Billis claimed he had only just been made aware his shares in the company were not held beneficially while Giovinazzo claimed his long-term friend was attempting to “steal” his company and exert more pressure on the board and directors of Rimfire “Mr Billis was an unreliable witness,” Giovinazzo’s lawyers wrote in their closing submission “He had a very poor recollection of the key events in the proceeding He was frequently confused as to the dates and order of events and gave frequently contradictory evidence.” Golden Plains Resources has a 4 per cent stake in Rimfire aghast at Billis’ potential control of the company Ahead of the most recent annual general meeting in which Billis put up resolutions to appoint two new board members the board will comprise a majority of directors nominated solely by Mr Billis,” they told investors “The board considers that this is not good corporate governance and gives Mr Billis the potential to control the business and operations of the company without him paying a premium for that control.” Eighty-five per cent of shareholders voted Billis’ motion down Billis declined to comment as the case was before the court The Business Briefing newsletter delivers major stories, exclusive coverage and expert opinion. Sign up to get it every weekday morning A previous version of this story incorrectly attributed comments to Anton Billis’ lawyers in fact the comments were made by the opposing counsel One-time bankrupt mining prospector Anton Billis was once so close to his friend and even \\u201Cgenerously\\u201D gave him a Nissan Patrol for free Golden Plains Resources \\u2013 a company Giovinazzo co-founded but was unable to act as director for because he had once been incarcerated for fraud \\u2013 entered into a commercial agreement with the publicly listed Rimfire Pacific Mining which was at the time barely trading for 1\\u00A2 a share Giovinazzo was a man possessed of ambition but bereft of the resources required to pursue commercial opportunities such as those embodied in the Fifield agreements,\\u201D Billis\\u2019 barrister Damien McAloon wrote in his closing submissions \\u201CHe lacked the collateral that would enable him to borrow funds from third-party commercial lenders the value of which could not be objectively determined.\\u201D Rimfire\\u2019s shares are worth about 3\\u00A2 \\u201Ceach of which contemplated by one means or another that the [Golden Plains Resources] shares would be returned to [his] control upon repayment\\u201D while Giovinazzo claimed his long-term friend was attempting to \\u201Csteal\\u201D his company and exert more pressure on the board and directors of Rimfire \\u201CMr Billis was an unreliable witness,\\u201D Giovinazzo\\u2019s lawyers wrote in their closing submission \\u201CHe had a very poor recollection of the key events in the proceeding He was frequently confused as to the dates and order of events and gave frequently contradictory evidence.\\u201D aghast at Billis\\u2019 potential control of the company the board will comprise a majority of directors nominated solely by Mr Billis,\\u201D they told investors \\u201CThe board considers that this is not good corporate governance and gives Mr Billis the potential to control the business and operations of the company without him paying a premium for that control.\\u201D Eighty-five per cent of shareholders voted Billis\\u2019 motion down The Business Briefing newsletter delivers major stories Giovanazzo claimed his long-term friend was attempting to \\u201Csteal\\u201D his company and exert more pressure on the board and directors of Rimfire A previous version of this story incorrectly attributed comments to Anton Billis\\u2019 lawyers 2023 at 10:42 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}New Hope Borough Mayor Larry Keller swears in James Giovinazzo as the police department's newest corporal PA — The New Hope Borough Police Department on Tuesday added a corporal to its leadership ranks the borough council voted to promote seven year department veteran James Giovinazzo to the rank of corporal He was subsequently sworn in by Mayor Larry Keller in criminal justice from West Chester University and completed his Act 120 training at the Montgomery County Police Academy he is a field training officer and is certified as a pepper spray and taser instructor he is a member of the Central Bucks Forensics Unit where he participates in forensics evidence recovery at major crime scenes that occur in 20 different municipalities The promotion brings the department up to three corporals which Mayor Keller said is needed to cover the different shifts and to serve as mentors to the younger guys The department operated for many years with two corporals and a detective That later morphed into having a sergeant and two corporals "During the last five to seven years we've had a sergeant retire so we've been going along with two corporals It became evident to the chief we need to have three supervisors to cover the different shifts and be out there for the younger guys who have become a part of this department," said the mayor "Some months ago we asked council to authorize the Civil Service Commission to begin the process of hiring a third corporal," Keller added Letters went out to the officers who were eligible Candidates then had to take an oral and written test Those results are then presented to the commission Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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Cambridge, MA — Katie Giovinazzo of Princeton was awarded the 2012 Richey Award The Richey Award is given annually to the women’s college squash player who best exemplifies the ideals of squash in her love of and devotion to the game Nominees for the award are evaluated based on their on-court poise and demeanor; skill level and ability; team play; contributions to intercollegiate squash; leadership; and cooperation with players Giovinazzo was singled out by her peers in winning the Richey Award a coach from another school must put forward a player’s name; teams may not nominate players from their own college or university The award is decided at the Women’s National Team Championships (Howe Cup) and each team has two votes: one from the coach and one from the captain and players Giovinazzo was presented with the Richey Award at the 2012 Women’s National Team Championships (Howe Cup) Giovinazzo was a national champion by the end of her first year of collegiate play She played a key role in Princeton’s thrilling 5-4 win over Harvard in the 2009 national championship finals the Tigers narrowly edged Trinity in the semifinals and Giovinazzo’s five-game win at #9 helped Princeton secure a berth in the finals Here is how GoPrincetonTigers.com described Giovinazzo’s performance in the championship final against Harvard: who has shown composure beyond her years all season Coming off her only five-game match of the season in the semifinal she won the first two games before dropping the third game 9-7 “This match was more difficult and had more pressure then the one last week,” Giovinazzo said I knew I had to go back to basics and use my length to keep her behind me then go short when I had the opportunity.” That strategy earned her a match ball at 8-7 but Ali Zindman fought it off and evened the game at 8-8 the Tiger freshman maintained her undefeated record by regaining serve and winning the next points to clinch the match The qualities that stood out in Giovinazzo’s play as a first-year — composure a commitment to team — remained constants throughout her career at Princeton playing as high as #2 during her senior season Giovinazzo helped lead Princeton to a fourth-place finish at the 2012 Women’s National Team Championships (Howe Cup) and the Tigers never finished the season out of the top five during her time with the team While Giovinazzo’s greatest contributions have been to her team the women’s B Draw at the Individual Championships “Katie is so deserving of this award,” head coach Gail Ramsay told GoPrincetonTigers.com “She has exhibited great sportsmanship and has been an outstanding leader for her teammates I was so excited to see her receive this prestigious award from her squash peers and the College Squash Association coaches.” Giovinazzo is the fourth Princeton player to win the Richey Award and the first to earn the distinction since Julia Beaver won in 2001 The College Squash Association (CSA) is the governing body overseeing all intercollegiate varsity squash in the United States The CSA is a subsidiary of and supported by U.S Eat Clean Bro CEO Kayla Gioninazzo is excited and honored to be featured on the Forbes 30 under 30 for 2020 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Forbes 30 Under 30 list has been released for 2020 and under the Food and Drink category you will find the CEO of New Jersey based meal prep company Eat Clean Bro Kayla and her husband Jamie Giovinazzo have taken the prepared food industry by storm and built a meal delivery service bringing in $15 million in sales this past year Kayla's journey into the prepared food industry started in 2014 when she met her now husband Jamie Giovinazzo One of their first dates ended with Kayla organizing the overflowing bin of food receipts for the newly started Eat Clean Bro and not long after Kayla left her job to work with Jamie full time Fast forward to 2020 and Eat Clean Bro has expanded from a small kitchen in Monmouth County New Jersey to having production facilities in New Jersey and Atlanta servicing 11 states with plans to be available in 30 states by the end of 2020 If you had told me during my four years at Rutgers University that this is where I would ultimately find my calling it is safe to say I would not have believed you Kayla is proud of how far Eat Clean Bro has come in such a short time and don't be fooled by the "Bro" in the name not only are over half their customers women "If you had told me during my four years at Rutgers University that this is where I would ultimately find my calling I graduated Rutgers in 2012 with a degree in Criminal Justice and Criminology I worked as a department manager at Nordstrom I truly value the time that I spent there as it instilled in me the customer service standards that our business is based upon today I had been working at Nordstrom for five years actively pursuing a full-time career in law enforcement His excitement for his work was infectious Over a pile of disorganized Restaurant Depot receipts (which he tricked me into organizing on one of our first dates) we discussed his ultimate goal of changing the way people ate I remain amazed at his dedication and am excited to see it manifested and mirrored in our customers' satisfaction I look forward to spending the rest of our lives pursuing our dream job happy lifestyle for everyone!" – Eat Clean Bro CEO Kayla Giovinazzo Kayla has not only spent the last few years building Eat Clean Bro Kayla and Jamie were married in 2017 and are now the proud parents of their son Giorgio and will be welcoming their daughter into the family early this year (Kayla is currently 8 months pregnant) "If you know me you know that I am definitely a behind the scenes kind of person but I just want to say thank you to everyone We are super excited to be featured on the Forbes 30 under 30 list this year and just everyone who has had our back and cheered us on over the past couple of years thank you." – Eat Clean Bro CEO Kayla Giovinazzo 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