By Nancy Geenen, MA Ed., J.D.– As the acting President of the GGBA, I write with a sense of history and awe of the strength and resilience of our community.…
“Networking is currency,” says Gerald Wayne Newton of GWNth Degree Consulting, who is well-known for building rapport with leadership, supervisors, managers, teams, staff, peers, customers, and clients alike. His background…
Like Cher, Beyoncé, and Madonna, Lisa Cam Ha of Lisa’s Hair Design at 421 Castro Street is usually known by her first name only. As for those other mononymous mavens,…
By Tony Archuleta-Perkins– Pride is a multifaceted concept that holds different meanings for different people. For me, Pride is a celebration of identity, a recognition of the struggles and achievements…
1978 was an important year for San Francisco. It was the year that Gilbert Baker led creation of the first rainbow flag. The Women’s Building opened. The San Francisco Gay…
By Tony Archuleta-Perkins, MBA, MS– We are excited to announce that applications are now open for a series of grants for local businesses celebrating LGBTQ & Allied business resilience as…
Laurence Herr is an Agent and financial professional with the New York Life Insurance Company, which is the third-largest life insurance company and the largest mutual life insurance company in…
Queer Arts Featured, at 575 Castro Street in the historic storefront that once housed Harvey Milk’s Castro Camera, is an inviting community space that is both an artist-led gallery and…
Photos by Marcus Edwards of California Real Estate Media LLC (www.calrealestatemedia.com) On Friday, April 26, 2024, Jay Greene along with his colleagues, clients, and friends celebrated 10 years of the Greene Estate,…
By Tony Archuleta-Perkins– Dear members and allies of the LGBTQ+ business community, Are you a small business looking to expand your footprint with local and national corporations? Read more about…
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