Chess Growth

By Pamela Biasca Losada MS, PCC Immersive meditation is a powerful tool that can significantly enhance a chess player’s performance and overall experience. This interactive, calming and tailored form of guided meditation engages the subconscious mind to produce profound insights and realizations, offering practical benefits for both chess and life in general. Here are some …

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By Jordan Harris, Operations Intern Within the problematic recreation of chess, every pass counts, and each piece plays a critical position in crafting a winning method. Similarly, networking in expert settings is not simply an informal alternative to business cards but a strategic recreation that calls for reason, planning, and adaptability. Like chess, where the goal …

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By Brianna Douglas, Operations Intern  Chess is much more than a game; for seniors, it is a powerful tool for enhancing mental sharpness and overall well-being. Playing chess offers a wide range of cognitive, emotional, and social benefits that can lead to a healthier and more fulfilling life. One of the biggest advantages of chess for …

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By National Master Evan Rabin  June 26, 1953- July 25, 2024 It pains me to write about the passing of Cindy Arth, my own ultimate chess mom and one of the Premier Chess Queens. The photo above is of my mom and me in Old Montreal on Stacey Ehrlick’s and my wedding day, September 4, …

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My name is Jacob Barragan I am 16-years old and going to be a senior at Lehman High School, located in Bronx, New York. I am interested is zoology and robotics. I have developed new skills in these fields, through my determination.  I have done well, but I still hope to grow in this field …

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My name is Martin Salazar-Schuster, and I’m a rising junior at the Horace Mann School in Bronx, NY. I have an interest in business and finance, and aim to expand my knowledge in these fields through working at Premier Chess. Through the years, I have undertaken business-related endeavors such as investing in the stock market, …

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My name is Adeola Adeyinka, and I am currently interning at Premier Chess. I attend the City College of New York, where I am entering my second year as a biology major. As fascinating as biology is, my hobbies tend to gravitate away from STEM topics as a way to maintain balance. I am known …

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By Jeannette Seibly, Talent Advisor/Leadership Results Coach Learning to play and master a game of chess is not easy. There are many strategies to learn. There are thousands of patterns to absorb. But once you have gained this knowledge, you can win most of your games. The same is true for hiring top talent! The …

Your Company is a Chess Board, and Positioning Your Employees in the Right Positions will Impact Your Company’s Results! Read More »

In the bustling city of New York, a young visionary named Jordan Harris emerges onto the scene at the vibrant age of 22. A student at Queensborough Community College studying film, my aspirations reach far beyond the confines of a traditional classroom. With a passion for filmmaking igniting my soul, I set my sights on …

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Who I Am: Hi there, chess players! I’m Brianna Douglas, and I work as a Premier Chess intern right now. Even though I’m new to chess, I cannot wait to get started and discover all the subtleties of this age-old game. I study homeland security as a student at St. John’s University. My journey here …

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