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Brandon Raphael Dupre

  • Director of Communications, Chicago Laborers' District Council
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Reporter at Crain’s Chicago Business | previously The New York Times
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Wirtz Corp. taps leader to expand civic and philanthropic efforts

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By Brandon Raphael Dupre
| Crain's Chicago Business Verified
The Wirtz Corporation is expanding its leadership ranks to bolster civic engagement and philanthropic impact across the city. The company announced the appointment of Sara Guderyahn, the executive director of the Chicago Blackhawks Foundation, to a newly expanded role overseeing external affairs and philanthropy for the Wirtz enterprise, which owns the Chicago Blackhawks.
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Art Institute unveils $50 million conservation and science center

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By Brandon Raphael Dupre
| Crain's Chicago Business Verified
The Art Institute of Chicago announced plans for a $50 million center dedicated to its conservation efforts that will offer guests a peek inside the work of the museum’s conservation team for the first time. The center, which will be named the Grainger Center for Conservation and Science, is funded through philanthropic support, with the largest sum coming from the Grainger Foundation, the museum said.
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Jefferson Park staple Gale Street Inn returns under new ownership

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By Brandon Raphael Dupre
| Crain's Chicago Business Verified
The popular Jefferson Park restaurant Gale Street Inn is set to make its return after closing in June. The restaurant was purchased by a local Jefferson Park resident and will reopen in December, according to the neighborhood's local outlet, Nadig Newspapers, which first reported the news.
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