US EditionGrits and Grind: How Restaurant and Property Mogul Ebony Austin Prioritizes Philanthropy
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Grits and Grind: How Restaurant and Property Mogul Ebony Austin Prioritizes Philanthropy
What does the resume of a successful restaurateur, real estate investor and philanthropist look like? For Atlanta’s Ebony Austin, it looks like working her way up the ladder at Godiva for 12 years, moving from manager to corporate specialist to overseeing store operations. She later became a business development manager for 1-800-Flowers, overseeing all the Fannie May chocolate shops in the Chicago area. After attending the Your House Academy…
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