Meet Amy Suprunowski at Community Workshop & Training Center

When Amy Suprunowski talks about

supporting the development of adults with disabilities she says it’s “people embracing people.” As the Marketing & Events Coordinator for the Community Workshop & Training Center her purpose is simple: helping her clients be the most independent person they can be.

What does Renae Kerrigan hope to accomplish in her role as the Curator of Science & Planetarium Director at the Peoria Riverfront Museum? It’s simple. Educate people on the rarity of our planet, inspire them to protect it and in turn… make life better for the people in her orbit.

Danielle Scarzello didn’t just step into a world of entrepreneurs—she jumped! As a project manager for the gener8tor venture capital firm, Danielle is a coach  and a connector among entrepreneurs and investors. Her favorite part of the job? Being an advocate for others...who are changing the world.

As you enjoy time with family and friends this holiday season, I hope you make lots of new memories and share some memories from days gone by that you cherish the most. Whoever you're celebrating with today here's a little gift to pass on that will fill someone's heart...and fill yours.

When Malaya Curtis moved her hair and make up business from Atlanta to Peoria, she made a choice to put health and family first. Her love for entrepreneurs led her to a new role as the Community Concierge for Distillery Labs--a place where she can grow her business... and help others grow theirs. 

Whether she's working with a client who imports high-end chocolate or a German travel accessory company, Paola LaManna has found her purpose and passion in solving business issues by managing logistics. Her discovery? One company’s problem is another company’s puzzle…just waiting to be solved.

As a life and business coach, author, podcast host and serial entrepreneur, Kisha Woods supports others on their transformation journey as they become the best version of themselves. Along the way she reminds us, "It's never too late to elevate."

Why catering? For Gabi Thompson it's simple. If food is your love language, hustle is your game and serving is your passion… then hospitality is your industry. Whether she’s cooking for local school children, the national guard or families in the community, Gabi’s work brings joy, comfort and hope.