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NextDayBetter: How a Fil-Am restaurateur beat the odds

Next Day Better, Sherina Ong

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'A little hustle goes a long way'

NEW YORK CITY – “Half us were high school drop outs. We were people of color. We were in the food industry. Statistically we should have failed.”

This man is Los Angeles’ local expert on backyard boogie and BBQ. Johneric Concordia, founder of The Park’s Finest in Downtown LA, fuses Filipino flavor and Southern soul to create pure ecstasy on a plate. But this family business is about more than just mouthwatering meatastic menus, The Park’s Finest uses food as a unifying force to connect, nourish, and engage the community. And that’s where the magic lies.

In August, Johneric took the NextDayBetter + LA stage as a featured speaker and let us know that a little hustle in your veins can make all the difference in the world. Watch his talk and you’ll be ready to hustle for some change too.

See the full story on NextDayBetter – Rappler.com 

About NextDayBetter: A Creative Speaker and Food Series For Diaspora Communities, our events celebrate the stories of changemakers from untapped communities and call them to action. We believe that diasporas like the Philippines global community are hotbeds for world-changing ideas.

Connect with our NextDayBetter global community:

Website: www.nextdaybetter.com
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