Amanda Caniglia
Amanda earned a degree in political science at UC San Diego before embarking on a career teaching languages and dance. She is a self-described "networker extraordinaire” and co-owner of Bella Vista Social Club and Caffe, located on the bluffs of the Torrey Pines Mesa. Leading researchers, CEOs, and top graduate students frequent the café to talk science and surfing. You want to know what’s really going on around The Mesa? Ask Amanda.
Articles by Amanda:
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Life on the Mesa: Global Empowerment Summit
Plus: ‘Miss You Like Hell’ at the La Jolla Playhouse, Upcoming Events, and more
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Life on the Mesa: Fashion4Development Luncheon
Plus: 2016 Global Empowerment Summit, Mid-Coast Trolley Groundbreaking Ceremony, and more
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Life on the Mesa: CureMatch Goes to Dubai
Plus: Dr. Ohsumi wins a Nobel Prize, and a brief history behind “The Mesa”
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Life on the Mesa: TEDxSanDiego Aims to Leave a Legacy
“Global Patriot” Mark Lovett produces spectacular shows that highlight local visioneers
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Life on the Mesa: Giving Praise to the Mesa’s True Rock Stars
Marty Cooper is humble, hilarious, and hell-bent on remaining relevant
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Life on the Mesa: The Magic of Symphony at Salk
Nothing beats rubbing elbows with fascinating minds like Al Gore in a marvelous setting
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Life on the Mesa: Let’s Raise Our Children to Become Philanthropists
Plus, a recap from this week’s Postdoc Open Mic Night
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Life on the Mesa: How Do We End Generational Poverty?
‘Come Hell or High Water’ left its audience searching for solutions
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Life on the Mesa: Greetings from Cabo
Dive into the history of the Mesa with these local vacation reads
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Life on the Mesa: San Diego Hosting the Kyoto Prize Symposium Is No Coincidence
The legacy of Dr. Kazuo Inamori honored in San Diego
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Life on the Mesa: The Introduction of a Lifetime at the Design Forward Summit
The event brought together some of San Diego’s brightest minds, including Marty Cooper and Naila Chowdhury
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Life on the Mesa: What You Didn’t Know About Muhammad Yunus
At times, the Nobel Prize winner and social business rock star is just like the rest of us
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Life on the Mesa: Sir Richard Branson Wants to Decriminalize Drugs
The global peacemaker on the personal experiences with drug addiction that drive him
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Life on the Mesa: Let’s Make the Car Inconvenient
Discussing alternative modes of transportation on the Mesa with LIAI’s Mitch Kronenberg
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Life on the Mesa: UCSD Students Vote on Division I Move
This is the university’s chance to change the student experience
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Life on the Mesa: When Did Downtown Get So Cool?
San Diego is becoming the new land of opportunity for startups
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Life on the Mesa: The Magic of Storytelling
This Saturday’s Filmatic Festival tackles a new form of self-expression
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Life on the Mesa: Biocom Expands to Los Angeles
Joe Panetta’s team brings collaboration in the life sciences community to our neighbors up north
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Life on the Mesa: Let’s Rope in the Next Big Fish
You think precision medicine is hot? Try precision marketing.
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Life on the Mesa: Growing “Mini Brains”
Sanford Consortium’s Muotri and his lab use tissue to grow “mini-brains” to understand brain development and disorders
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Life on the Mesa: Fancy Car or Life Saving Test?
What would you give up to pay for the $25,000 test that could save your life?
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