Laura Bianchi

3 days ago | donnamoderna.com | Laura Bianchi

Tutto parte dalla terra, specialmente se sei nata pianta e non appartieni ad una specie aerea come la tillandsia (vi ricordate chi è e come vive? Per un refresh cliccate qui). Grazie al terreno le piante ricavano tutti gli elementi che, insieme alla luce solare che innesca la fotosintesi, permettono loro di sopravvivere. Se poi il terreno nel quale stanno è giusto per le loro esigenze, allora al posto che sopravvivere si sentiranno alla grande e le loro radici cresceranno sane.

2 weeks ago | donnamoderna.com | Laura Bianchi

Quando sono alla ricerca di piante e fiori passati di moda e dal look “granny-style” faccio un giro da mia zia nella casa che fu dei miei nonni materni. Il grande terreno che circonda casa, che è un po’ orto, un po’ giardino ed un po’ pollaio, mi riserva belle sorprese in ogni stagione.

2 months ago | mgmagazine.com | Laura Bianchi |Justin Brandt

In the dynamic cannabis industry, disputes are not uncommon, but traditional litigation often proves too lengthy, costly, and adversarial to meet the needs of business owners. Faced with such obstacles, many are turning to alternative dispute resolution (ADR) as a more suitable pathway for resolving disagreements. ADR methods like mediation and arbitration can save time, money, and stress while also preserving relationships essential in the tightly networked cannabis community.

Dec 12, 2024 | chicagobusiness.com | Laura Bianchi

A native of France, Delphine Pontvieux is the founder of and designer at Chicago's Nyet Jewelry, as well as an actor, artist and author. Recently she won the Creative Innovation Award from Fashion Group International of Chicago for her handmade statement jewelry. Pontvieux and her husband live in Ukrainian Village, where they tend two Nigerian dwarf goats, 14 chickens and a rooftop, hydroponic tower vegetable garden. Are you a Renaissance woman?

Nov 26, 2024 | chicagobusiness.com | Laura Bianchi

Dr. Michael Adkesson is president and CEO of Brookfield Zoo Chicago, where he's leading the organization's ambitious 15-year Next Century Plan. Already completed is the $10 million renovation of the Seven Seas dolphin habitat. In progress is the $66 million Tropical Forests, scheduled to open next year with four new outdoor habitats for gorillas, orangutans and monkeys; a new Gorilla Conservation Center; and the new home to the King Conservation Leadership Academy for youth.