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Chef, Caterer, and Influencer Annabel Cohen Chef, Caterer, and Influencer Annabel Cohen Building her Delicious Business Thursday, July 2, 2020 0 Popular chef and lifestyle influencer Annabel Cohen, owner of Annabel Cohen Cooks Detroit, joins Gracefully Greying co-founder Laurie Blume, as they discuss Annabel's illustrious 30 year career as... Read more
Laurie Blume / Thursday, March 10, 2022 / Categories: Worklife, Still Working You're Older - Is Your Job Changing? Worklife Lipson Neilson partner, Lisa Zastrow discusses changes in the practice of law and other professions during the past decade. She also discusses issues that seniors face regarding burn out, retirement, and ways to stay active as professionals on a part time basis as we are gracefully greying. Print 20278 Tags: Lipson Neilson Lisa Zastrow Seniors Jobs Senior Burnout Staying Relevant Volunteering in Retirement Aging Professionals Related articles Questions No One Wants to Ask in the Workplace Dos and Don'ts in the Workplace