Your client wants a hospitality management program that will be acclaimed by employees, students, residents and guests. They are looking for a program that is sustainable for years to come—and one that’s negotiated at the right price. Most times, your client relies...
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Welcome to the third blog in our series Parent Dining Questions: Answered! In this blog, we’ll talk about how we answer questions like this: “My son needs a job. Why should he apply to work in your dining program?” Answering this question at face value (“We pay a fair...
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Welcome to the second blog in our series Parent Dining Questions: Answered! Today we’re going to talk about the concerns of parents with student athletes. Our experts see this question often: “My daughter is an athlete, and she needs nutritious food. Will she get...
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“My daughter has gluten and dairy allergies. What can she eat?” Welcome to the first blog in our series Parent Dining Questions: Answered! We’re going to address a question asked by parents of children with specific dietary needs or preferences. “My daughter has...
We were all working hard to avoid filling up landfills. Reusable coffee cups and water bottles trumped plastic and Styrofoam. Little to no packaging was the name of the sustainable game. Plastic cutlery, straws, and individually-wrapped foods were taboo. Less...
Finding Meaning Every leader is challenged to remember what’s most important in the midst of board meetings, top-line versus bottom-line growth, acquisitions, keeping shareholders happy. At some point, most leaders come head-to-head with the questions, “What matters...