March 21, 2019 The restaurant business is no big thing. It’s thousands of little things, and all of those little things—each one of them—have to be addressed,” said restaurateur Jeff Ruby. “And then things change all the time—they get redesigned, or at least I do. I keep reinventing myself. I keep re-evaluating what I’ve done,
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18)– Despite years of setbacks, failed financing and frustration, Lexington’s City Center is taking shape. One of the first to sign on when it was Centre Pointe, has kept its commitment and is almost ready to open its doors for what’s billed as more than a restaurant…it’s the Jeff Ruby experience. Ruby
By Erin Caproni – Digital Producer, Cincinnati Business Courier The VIP tent at Turfway Park’s annual Kentucky Derby prep day was sold out on Saturday as Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment played host to the event for the second year of a three-year agreement. Guests in the sold-out VIP tent were treated to a grand buffet prepared by Jeff Ruby’s culinary team
By Nikki Kingery – Projects Editor, Cincinnati Business Courier Feb 25, 2019, 1:56pm EST Updated Feb 25, 2019, 3:25pm EST The Cincinnati Business Courier hosted its annual Mentoring Monday event at Cooper Creek Event Center in Blue Ash on Feb. 25. The morning began with a networking breakfast and a keynote address by Britney Ruby Miller, president of Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment. The
The Business Courier has lined up dozens of influential executives, business owners and entrepreneurs this month for our Bizwomen Mentoring Monday. This year’s gathering takes place Feb. 25 at Cooper Creek Event Center in Blue Ash. Click here for more event details and registration. The morning will begin with a networking breakfast and a keynote address by Britney Ruby
