Today, we are proud to revisit our conversation with Bea Zuluaga: master chef, food and wellness entrepreneur, educator, world traveler, administrator, immigrant from Colombia, master Communicator across Cultures, and more.
The Food and Wellness Program at CentroNía was founded by Bea in 2008. Its purpose was to introduce early learners to the benefits of a healthy, sustainable diet. Her passion and dedication to improve access to high-quality, locally sourced food for all children and their families helped grow the program into a nationally recognized program.
From a large, traditional Colombian family, Bea appreciates and celebrates the opportunity to work with so many communities in her bilingual capacity.
Want more about Bea and her love of food: Food with Bea.
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An Innovators, Artists & Solutions Conversation, Part 1, with the Founder of the Food and Wellness Program at CentroNía, Bea Zuluaga: a Re-Post from the Original Creativists Series