Jackie Kai Ellis, Baker, Author, Creative Designer

Jackie Kai Ellis, Baker, Author, Creative Designer

Jackie Kai Ellis comes from a extensive and successful background as a designer, specializing in branding, at her own design firm. After devoting ten years to this field, she uprooted her life, entirely, on a mission to experience as many of her life goals as possible, and even accomplishing her dream of studying pastry in the heart of the culinary art, France. Returning from her adventures abroad, Ellis opened her own bakery, Le Beaucoup, in San Francisco, where she was able to continue her passion of baking, and bring a little piece of Paris back home. This career chameleon just getting started, however, as she eagerly anticipates her next transformation. 

Jane Rabinowicz, Program Director, Bauta Family Initiative on Canadian Seed Security

Jane Rabinowicz, Program Director, Bauta Family Initiative on Canadian Seed Security

Growing up in Toronto, Canada, Jane Rabinowicz began her involvement in food and food security at an early age, working in community gardens and soup kitchens in her local community. For the past 20 years, she’s pursued her passion for food and food justice on a local and international scale. Now, living in Montreal, she works with the Bauta Initiative and USC Canada, both nationally and internationally, as the Program Director.

Jamie Kennedy: A Terroir Veteran Returns

Jamie Kennedy: A Terroir Veteran Returns

 

This year, chef and local food advocate, Jamie Kennedy, returns to Terroir. It’s been 10 years since he delivered the first key-note at the opening symposium back in 2007, giving him a unique perspective from other speakers and an understanding of the events evolution. Since the humble beginnings he’s remained an advocate and honorary member of the Terroir Symposium family.