The Boston Fleet of the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) took the ice at TD Garden on April 11 in front of a sellout crowd, marking a powerful milestone for women’s professional hockey. This was the first-ever PWHL game at TD Garden, where the Fleet played the Montréal Victoire, and the second largest crowd to ever watch a women’s hockey game in an arena in the United States. TD Garden has hosted several marquee women’s sporting events in recent years, including two sold-out WNBA games and three consecutive Women’s Beanpot championships.
“We see this as the next step, our continuation of support. I don’t think a sellout is a surprise to anyone,” Glen Thornborough, president of TD Garden and executive vice president and chief operating officer of the Boston Bruins, told the Boston Globe.
Delaware North’s corporate headquarters hosted nearly 70 future leaders on April 23, “National Bring a Kid to Work Day” in the United States. Future leaders of all ages learned more about working at Delaware North, participated in various activities and enjoyed lunch provided by Patina 250.
Below: Delaware North Parks and Resorts President Scott Socha (right) participated in a conversation with Vice President of Communications Cait Zulewski (left) to teach children more about the company’s parks business, including at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida, which Delaware North operates for NASA.
Monsieur Dior, operated by Patina Group at the House of Dior in Beverly Hills, has gotten rave reviews since opening last year for its artistic, fashion-inspired presentations, including caviar served with smoked crème fraîche, egg yolk jam and pickled shallots, crafted to resemble a houndstooth pattern popularized by Christian Dior in the 1940s.
Click below to watch a video of the caviar service from a popular foodie influencer, the Dining Dolls, that received over 50,700 likes on Instagram.
Delaware North’s Parks and Resorts division hosted its annual Lodging Conference last week at company-owned Wheeling Island Hotel-Casino-Racetrack in West Virginia, which also included colleagues from the Gaming division. More details about the conference will be shared in the May 4 edition of 360.
During the conference, attendees celebrated the 12-year service anniversary of Jennifer Ballard (center), assistant general manager at Shenandoah National Park, with a “WOW” moment. Pictured with Ballard (left to right) are Kim Florence, president and general manager of Wheeling Island Hotel-Casino-Racetrack; Amy Neil, regional general manager, Parks and Resorts; and Betty Church, catering server, Wheeling.