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3 September 2020
KK&P is proud to have worked with Open Door for seven years.
covid-19 and restaurants
1 September 2020
KK&P President Karen Karp reflects on why the pandemic disrupted our food system, the challenging road to revitalization and what a sustainable future for restaurants could look like.
30 August 2020
Wright’s Dairy Farm & Bakery has named Jason Hadley Chief Operating Officer, after an extensive search spearheaded by Karen Karp & Partners.
30 July 2020
Founder Karen Karp talks about her decision to pursue graduate school in England, expanding KK&P's work further up the food supply chain and more in this look back at the company's history.
29 July 2020
The University of Rhode Island and Community College of Rhode Island are working with industry leaders to develop new courses, professional certifications, and a two-year Associate’s degree program focused on agriculture, food systems, and plant-based industries.
27 July 2020
KK&P recently worked with Hudson Valley Fisheries and Hudson Valley AgriBusiness Development Corporation to research opportunities in and approaches to value-added processing for inland aquaculture.
30 June 2020
Karen Karp talks about the history of KK&P, her motivation for starting the company and the work still left to do.
23 June 2020
Increasing access to online shopping has the potential to increase community resiliency and access to high-quality foods, and mitigate hunger, especially in crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
22 June 2020
City Harvest names Latoya Ellis as Human Resources Director
5 June 2020
As the events of the past weeks have unfolded – the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, which are only the most recent killings in an unconscionable history of racist violence; the subsequent protests calling for justice and meaningful structural change; and the federal administration’s response – we at KK&P have felt...
27 May 2020
This May we are celebrating the 30th anniversary of Karen Karp & Partners.
26 May 2020
Over the past six years, food business incubator Hope & Main has helped aspiring food entrepreneurs from a variety of means and backgrounds launch and scale their businesses by providing shared-use kitchens and equipment, technical and educational programs, and a community of peers and mentors. KK&P Senior Consultant Ben Kerrick recently spoke with Founder Lisa Raiola about how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting Hope & Main, how her member businesses are adapting, and her hopes for the food system.