Eliott Rodriguez

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Eliott Rodriguez

Homeowners urged to review insurance before hurricane season As hurricane season approaches, South Florida residents like Daniel Benjamin and his wife, attorney Lindsey Abbondandolo, are taking steps to protect what matters most: their homes. On a quiet night in May, the couple sat in the dining room of their Cooper City home for what they call an "insurance check-up" — a review of their homeowners insurance to ensure their policy was up-to-date before hurricane threats rise.

1 week ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Eliott Rodriguez

Share After two decades in the restaurant industry, Amanda Burns wasn't sure where her next chapter would take her, until a leap of faith and a new nonprofit program helped her trade hospitality for a classroom. Burns spent 20 years in the restaurant business. "My degree is in hospitality management. I worked with Shake Shack for six years and other restaurants before that. My career until recently was specifically in restaurant management," Burns said.

1 week ago | kesq.com | Eliott Rodriguez

By Eliott RodriguezClick here for updates on this story MIAMI ( WFOR) - After two decades in the restaurant industry, Amanda Burns wasn't sure where her next chapter would take her, until a leap of faith and a new nonprofit program helped her trade hospitality for a classroom. Burns spent 20 years in the restaurant business. "My degree is in hospitality management. I worked with Shake Shack for six years and other restaurants before that.

2 weeks ago | kesq.com | Eliott Rodriguez

By Eliott RodriguezClick here for updates on this story MIAMI ( WFOR) - After two decades in the restaurant industry, Amanda Burns wasn't sure where her next chapter would take her, until a leap of faith and a new nonprofit program helped her trade hospitality for a classroom. Burns spent 20 years in the restaurant business. "My degree is in hospitality management. I worked with Shake Shack for six years and other restaurants before that.

2 weeks ago | en.pressbee.net | Eliott Rodriguez

By Eliott Rodriguez Click here for updates on this story     MIAMI (WFOR) — After two decades in the restaurant industry, Amanda Burns wasn’t sure where her next chapter would take her, until a leap of faith and a new nonprofit program helped her trade hospitality for a classroom. Burns spent 20 years in the restaurant business. “My degree is in hospitality management. I worked with Shake Shack for six years and other restaurants before that.