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Women of Achievement “Les Dames d’Escoffier is a leadership culinary organization composed of women who have not only achieved success in their profession, but who contribute significantly to their communities. Since its incorporation over 30 years ago, Les Dames d’Escoffier has followed its mission to elevate the profession through mentoring members and helping worthy students succeed in their culinary careers. I am very proud to be a member.”- Julia Child (1912-2004) |
Les Dames d'Escoffier-Washington DC Regional Chapter stands in support of the
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Statement of Les Dames d'Escoffier International.
Les Dames d'Escoffier International Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Statement
At Les Dames d’Escoffier International (“LDEI”), one of our guiding principles is valuing the differences among people and cultures throughout the world, in our communities and in our Chapters. We believe that the diversity of LDEI is a fundamental strength of our organization and that LDEI’s mission is best fulfilled when we embrace diversity as a value and a practice. At LDEI we seek to build a community of women whose members and partners have diverse cultures, backgrounds and life experiences because we believe that diverse backgrounds and ideas are crucial to learning and excellence. In building a diverse and inclusive community, we welcome members and people of all races, language, ethnicity, cultural background, disability, sexual orientation and religion. We understand that people from different cultures and backgrounds provide unique perspectives and approaches. Leading by example, we aspire to make diversity a core and abiding strength in our organization.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Statement of Les Dames d'Escoffier International.
Les Dames d'Escoffier International Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Statement
At Les Dames d’Escoffier International (“LDEI”), one of our guiding principles is valuing the differences among people and cultures throughout the world, in our communities and in our Chapters. We believe that the diversity of LDEI is a fundamental strength of our organization and that LDEI’s mission is best fulfilled when we embrace diversity as a value and a practice. At LDEI we seek to build a community of women whose members and partners have diverse cultures, backgrounds and life experiences because we believe that diverse backgrounds and ideas are crucial to learning and excellence. In building a diverse and inclusive community, we welcome members and people of all races, language, ethnicity, cultural background, disability, sexual orientation and religion. We understand that people from different cultures and backgrounds provide unique perspectives and approaches. Leading by example, we aspire to make diversity a core and abiding strength in our organization.
Click on the picture below to view a short video
about the DC Regional Chapter -
who we are and what we do!
(created by Stephanie Zarpas and Lori Gardner)
about the DC Regional Chapter -
who we are and what we do!
(created by Stephanie Zarpas and Lori Gardner)
Be sure to check back again frequently for upcoming programs this winter.
Join us for a free webinar on
Wednesday, December 13 at 6:30 PM
Holiday Food, Beverage and Entertaining Tips
Wednesday, December 13 at 6:30 PM
Holiday Food, Beverage and Entertaining Tips
Enjoy the slideshow below from our September 30th symposium
Bringing It to the Table: Talk. Taste. Transform.
held at the National Union Building in Washington, D.C.
Bringing It to the Table: Talk. Taste. Transform.
held at the National Union Building in Washington, D.C.
Photos Deb Lindsey & Jessica Van Dop de Jesus
Class of 2023
Les Dames DC Regional Chapter
Welcome to our fabulous new members!
We're so happy to have each of these accomplished women as part of our chapter!
Winnette McIntosh Ambrose: Sweet Lobby and Souk, Founder and Owner
Bonnie Buchanan: Wine & Spirit Education America, Head of Global Accounts
Amber Croom: And 4 Dessert Confectionery Studio, Founder and Executive Chef
Meryl Feinstein: Pasta Social Club, Founder
Jennie Kuperstein: Jennie K PR, Owner/President
Jen Lin-Liu: Chang Chang, Director of Events, author and freelance journalist
Avery Meetre: LRA PR, Vice President
Sara Morgan: Eleven Eleven PR, Founder and CEO
Kelly Phillips: Destination Unknown Restaurants, Restaurant Operations Management & Director of Hospitality
Rina Rapuano: L’Ardente, Unconventional Diner & Love, Makoto, Director of Marketing/PR
Lisa Ruland: Unpeeled Journal, Owner and Editor
Lauren Selman: International Food & Beverage Technology Association, VP of Operations
Maisha Spann: Food is Love Personal Chef Services, Executive Chef/Owner
Kryss Speegle: O’Neill Vintners & Distillers, Senior Director, Business to Business
Anna Spiegel: Axios, DC Reporter
Les Dames DC Regional Chapter
Welcome to our fabulous new members!
We're so happy to have each of these accomplished women as part of our chapter!
Winnette McIntosh Ambrose: Sweet Lobby and Souk, Founder and Owner
Bonnie Buchanan: Wine & Spirit Education America, Head of Global Accounts
Amber Croom: And 4 Dessert Confectionery Studio, Founder and Executive Chef
Meryl Feinstein: Pasta Social Club, Founder
Jennie Kuperstein: Jennie K PR, Owner/President
Jen Lin-Liu: Chang Chang, Director of Events, author and freelance journalist
Avery Meetre: LRA PR, Vice President
Sara Morgan: Eleven Eleven PR, Founder and CEO
Kelly Phillips: Destination Unknown Restaurants, Restaurant Operations Management & Director of Hospitality
Rina Rapuano: L’Ardente, Unconventional Diner & Love, Makoto, Director of Marketing/PR
Lisa Ruland: Unpeeled Journal, Owner and Editor
Lauren Selman: International Food & Beverage Technology Association, VP of Operations
Maisha Spann: Food is Love Personal Chef Services, Executive Chef/Owner
Kryss Speegle: O’Neill Vintners & Distillers, Senior Director, Business to Business
Anna Spiegel: Axios, DC Reporter
Look for recordings of our virtual programs under the Dames News & Events tab above.
Note: Les Dames d’Escoffier - Washington, DC Chapter is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3), commonly known as a charitable organization. It is not organized or funded to benefit any private interest or individual.