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Jenna Ammann

Jenna Ammann is a student finishing her senior year studying Corporate Finance and Hospitality at UMass Amherst. She has a focus on investigating environmentally and financially sustainable food service business models. Jenna is from Westport, Massachusetts.

Arby’s Marrot

A Cheeky Response to Plant-Based Foods: Arby’s 'Marrot'

By Jenna Ammann

Libra

Could Libra Become a Chaotic Good in Financial Services?

By Jenna Ammann

Pret A Manger

Why EAT Is Looking Tasty to Pret A Manger

By Jenna Ammann

L’Oreal recently launched a series of advertisements that showcase its cosmetics as a way to emphasize the importance of gender diversity within companies' management ranks.

L’Oreal Advertises Gender Diversity ‘Because Women are Worth It'

By Jenna Ammann

Volkswagen dieselgate

Can Standardized Emissions Reporting Prevent Another Dieselgate?

By Jenna Ammann

Kraft-Heinz

Kraft-Heinz Can’t Ketchup with Millennials—And It's Not Alone

By Jenna Ammann

reduce food waste

Big Money Joins the Fight Against Food Waste

By Jenna Ammann

California's leaders are considering a proposal that will mandate large tech companies earning revenue from users’ personal information would have to pay a "data dividend" back to the Golden State's residents.

California Mulls Data Dividend to Address Income Inequality

By Jenna Ammann

restore investor confidence

PG&E Shakes Up Governance: Can It Restore Investor Confidence?

By Jenna Ammann

About 25 percent of power generation companies in America are currently led by women, several of whom have transformed these businesses' operations by providing clean power to customers.

Power Companies Now Sourcing Energy From Female Executives

By Jenna Ammann

The number of pedestrians killed by cars in the U.S. has surged over the past decade, but better urban planning, along with rapid technological innovation, could offer hope.

More U.S. Pedestrians Are Getting Killed by Cars - Can Tech Help?

By Jenna Ammann

sustainable restaurants

5 Ways to Support Sustainable Restaurants

By Jenna Ammann