Women’s Foodservice Forum Honors Achievements

By Amelia Levin, Senior Associate Editor -- Foodservice Equipment & Supplies, 4/16/2008 10:23:00 AM

The Women’s Foodservice Forum announced the recipients of its 2008 WFF Trailblazer Award, WFF Leadership Award, and WFF Entrepreneur of the Year Award. These awards recognize individuals who have made a significant impact on the foodservice industry as a whole.

The recipients include:
*Trailblazer Award – Rosalyn Mallet, president and interim chief executive officer, Caribou Coffee

*Leadership Award – Robin Robison, regional director, Chili’s

*Entrepreneur of the Year Award – Joy Wallace, president and CEO of J.O.Y. Foods® Inc., a supplier of the Pizza Hut Pizza Pack product line to the K-12 school foodservice market.

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