Growing up with eviction, homelessness and food insecurity, Revan-Hernandez said her upbringing pushed her toward a local career in finance and accounting.
“I feel like we’re doing our due diligence with introducing our culture and our food to our clientele, to a neighborhood, to [Jersey City] that otherwise wouldn’t have known about it.”
Photo courtesy of NJ Chamber of Commerce. Exciting, humbling and scary is how Alex Lasry described the opportunity of being the CEO of the FIFA World Cup 26™ NYNJ Host Committee as they prepare for the “largest event in human history.” The FIFA World Cup, which is coming to the
“I was reading this, and I was crying.
It made me remember everything,” said Benanti’s Delicatessen’s owner.
“I’m here to continue to be a bridge in this great city. Together, we can build a Jersey City that works for all of us.”
“I wanna fix the issues that we’re having here within Jersey City and become one big community.”
“It would be an honor of a lifetime to be able to serve the people of Ward D at City Hall and [make] sure that your interests are being represented.”
“And I thank God to be living… I’m thankful for you, to see y’all [and] for having me to do this [interview],” said the New Jersey resident.
“So from that moment on, I always wanted [Buhayin] within [the] Jersey City community [and] New York City community and always give back to those who help me.”
“I feel like we weren’t represented as well, especially in the media or mainstream food communities… And we wanna kind of step into it.”
