Jennifer Carrasco is just 16 and working at Incredible Pizza is her first job. She admits to some nerves, but says the environment is so much fun and her co-workers are, too! Plus, she has learned some important lessons in the six months that she has worked here.

When artist Andreanna Hood is not creating acrylic paintings, ink drawings, and other styles of art that capture her fancy, she is charming guests at Dixon Gallery and Gardens.

Harvey Grillo has only been with The Memphian for a few months as the Food & Beverage Manager, but he’s made a big impression in a very short time. In fact, one guest went so far as to call him the “guardian angel” of property!

The hospitality and tourism industry in Memphis attracts people from all over the United States and from across the globe. One Memphis landmark, the National Civil Rights Museum, brings more than 300,000 visitors annually to our city. The history of the civil rights movement, especially the events that took place in and around Memphis, continue to shape our current societal landscape.

Sie Bradley has worked in hospitality for six years. He currently serves as a concierge at the Sheraton Memphis Downtown Hotel. From helping guests with their luggage, orienting them to the hotel, and pointing them to some of the best sights in the city, Sie always goes out of his way to make sure visitors have a memorable stay when visiting Memphis.

Join us for our Annual Pick Awards Party on Monday, October 23! This year's party will be at the Memphis Museum of Science and History (MoSH) from 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.