JT partnered with the Illinois Institute of Technology to maximize media attention for the grand opening of its first new academic building in nearly 40 years.
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JT was proud to once again team up with Susan Axelrod, founder of Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy (CURE), and her husband, David, as they celebrated the 20th Anniversary of the organization with a star-studded program.
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Chicago business, community and workforce development leaders joined honorary co-chairs Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Penny Pritzker to celebrate Skills for Chicagoland’s Future’s (Skills) employer and community partners at its third annual Employment Champions Breakfast.
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Thousands of residents gathered in civic dialogue as part of The Chicago Community Trust’s On the Table where mealtime conversations set the stage for participants to meet others, share ideas and explore ways to take action to improve our region
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JT is excited to be working with The Chicago Park District to build momentum leading into the 50th anniversary of Special Olympics.
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JT provides strategic counsel and support to community foundations in cities across the United States where Knight invests as they plan and implement On the Table mealtime conversations.
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JT worked closely with the City of Chicago and World Business Chicago to plan and implement the December 5, 2017 North American Climate Summit with mayors and senior leaders from Canada, Mexico, France and Africa.
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On Thursday, Sinai Urban Health Institute unveiled new findings from the largest community-driven, face-to-face health survey ever conducted in Chicago.
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JT was retained by a group of six nonprofit agencies in Illinois that serve people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The General Assembly had passed a DSP wage increase in 2016 only to see it vetoed by the Governor. JT’s goal: Avoid the same fate in 2017.
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On Tuesday, May 16, The Chicago Community Trust’s fourth annual On the Table elevated civic conversation, fostered new relationships and inspired collaborative action across the region.
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On Wednesday, March 15, 11,000 residents from across Lexington, Kentucky gathered for mealtime conversations to talk about the issues, big and small, that impact quality of life in their community.
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JT helps client, Women On Call, celebrate their 10th anniversary with their annual Meet & Match Event and a special discussion with Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
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Elected officials, service organization leaders and advocates for homeless youth came together to celebrate the official opening of Covenant House Illinois (CHIL) on the Near North side of Chicago.
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Nearly 400 Chicago business, community and workforce development leaders joined Mayor Rahm Emanuel at the Standard Club on Friday morning to celebrate Skills for Chicagoland’s Future’s (Skills) employer and community partners at its second annual Employment Champions Breakfast.
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Sinai's behavioral health service expansion comes as Chicagoans are finding it hard to access the behavioral healthcare they need.
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JT helps coordinate Chicago’s 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act to build awareness and expand access, inclusion and opportunity for people with disabilities.
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JT is working closely with the Indiana Immunization Coalition to drive a major awareness campaign across the state of Indiana to educate college students and their parents about the new meningitis B vaccination, and to make it easy to obtain the important protection needed.
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The new and permanent home of the Lakeview Pantry is located at 3945 N. Sheridan Road, IL.
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More than 300 investors, financial advisory, not-for-profits, social enterprises and civic leaders attended the April 25, 2016 announcement of Benefit Chicago at the Chicago Cultural Center.
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Student achievement was celebrated with great enthusiasm, when JT client Urban Prep announced that 100% of its 252 seniors have been admitted to a four-year college or university.
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