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Mark Bromberg is the President at Apex Restaurant Group, a firm that focuses on chain restaurant improvement, management, rejuvenation, and more. In this episode, Dana Zukofsky and Mark talk opportunities, what he’s been seeing within his space, and how his organization is working to overcome labor shortages. Mark provides an update to help listeners get a better idea of what’s happening on the ground, and what they can do about it.
Greg Creed, the Former CEO of Yum! Brands and Taco Bell joins Dana Zukofsky in our latest podcast. Creed retired after a successful 25-year career with Yum! and has more than 40 years of extensive global experience in marketing and operations with leading packaged goods and restaurant brands. Dana and Greg discuss the key ingredients to building and maintaining a thriving brand and reflect on some of Yum! Brands most memorable campaigns.
Host Jeff Tubaugh is joined by Bob Wright, the new CEO for Potbelly Sandwich Shop. In this podcast, Bob shares his passion for the restaurant business and how that passion is helping to fuel the success of Potbelly. Listen in as he shares how a solid team armed with insightful strategies can fuel profitable ventures and redevelop existing businesses into fresh, competitive operations.
In our latest podcast, Dana Zukofsky is joined by Sarah Gavigan the Founder and CEO of the Otaku Group, a ramen restaurant based in Nashville, Tennessee. This week, Sarah shares how she got her start, why ramen, and how she pivoted when COVID-19 hit.
In our latest podcast, Dana Zukofsky is joined by Michael “Schatzy” Schatzberg is the Managing Director for Branded Restaurants. Schatzy talks about the adoption of technology in the hospitality industry, what he looks for when it comes to new technology products and service offerings and leveraging the power of subject matter experts.
Host Jeff Tubaugh is joined by two special guests taking a different approach to the restaurant business. Both Joe DeLoss & Brandon Chrostowski have open hiring policies that provides people with a second chance at getting back on their feet. Joe is the owner of Hot Chicken Takeover and Brandon is the restaurant owner of Edwin’s and Edwin's Institute, a 501(c)(3) organization that trains formerly incarcerated adults in the culinary arts. Learn more about this unique and inspiring approach to business and how it’s impacted the surrounding community for the better.
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