IGS June: Chef Brother Luck - Renowned Chef and Mental Health Advocate

This month, we are thrilled to feature Chef Brother Luck, a renowned restaurateur and mental health advocate who has made a significant impact in both the culinary world and beyond.

About Chef Brother Luck

Brother Luck has established himself as a culinary icon with a James Beard nomination and captivating appearances on popular cooking shows such as Top Chef, Chopped, and Beat Bobby Flay. His culinary expertise has been celebrated in prestigious publications like Food and Wine Magazine, and his talent has been showcased on national TV programs including The Rachael Ray Show and the Today Show.

Beyond his culinary achievements, Brother is deeply committed to mental health advocacy. His acclaimed memoir, "No Lucks Given: Life is hard but there is hope," candidly shares his personal journey and struggles, inspiring open conversations about mental health. As the CEO of "No Lucks Given," he has created a platform that fosters mentorship and provides a safe space for discussions on mental well-being. Brother's dedication to combining his culinary passion with meaningful social advocacy continues to inspire and uplift audiences worldwide.

Open Enrollment Closing After IGS June

This event comes at a crucial time as our open enrollment period for new members will soon be closing. If you've been waiting to introduce friends or colleagues to our community, now is the perfect opportunity. Bring them along to experience firsthand the value and growth that IGS offers. More details about the upcoming changes to IGS and membership will be discussed during the event.

Acknowledging Our Sponsors

A sincere thank you to our sponsors, David Wilcox and Travis Jopson of New York Life, and to District Elleven for providing the finest cocktails in the city. Their continued support is invaluable, and without them, these enriching events would not be possible.

Join Our Community

This gathering is not just about networking—it’s an opportunity to engage with transformative ideas and individuals who prioritize personal growth and well-being. Chef Brother Luck’s story exemplifies the power of combining professional success with mental health advocacy, inspiring us all to embrace change and seek deeper connections.

Don’t miss out on this engaging and enlightening evening. Secure your spot now, invite your friends, and become part of our vibrant community committed to lifelong learning and personal development.