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It's the beginning of the year and it is a time when many columnists, bloggers and the like share a few trends they will monitor in the coming months. So, with that in mind, I would like to share a dozen thoughts and ideas about the foodservice industry as it enters 2012.
Read more...Blogger Juan Martinez tackles menu innovation pros and cons and offers tips for foodservice operators looking to capitalize on menu innovation.
Read more...Guest author and Webb Design employee Mike Brown has seen the future of design and wants to share it with you.
Read more...Longtime foodservice industry observer Jerry Stiegler shares some economic and foodservice industry-related data. This week's article includes the Knapp Track Report, financial results for a number of chains and more.
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Andrew Shakman is co-founder of LeanPath, Inc., a waste management consulting firm to the foodservice industry. Shakman helps foodservice managers across the U.S. measure and report on food waste in order to raise staff awareness, change production procedures, and ultimately save on food purchases while operating more sustainable facilities. Previously, Shakman was president and CEO of Nine Dots, a technology firm serving various food clients. He holds a B.A. from Stanford University and an M.F.A from the University of Southern California and is a regular speaker at various foodservice industry events. In this FE&S Says Who article, Shakman takes a look at his career, the foodservice industry and much more.
Andrew Shakman: Dare to pursue your biggest dreams and never let fear of failure get in the way. Taking risks is a normal and necessary part of making progress.
Andrew Shakman: Originally planned to be a film producer and began my working life at a Hollywood studio.
Andrew Shakman: Going for a run in a new city or unfamiliar terrain can be a great adventure.
Andrew Shakman: Sustainable foodservice is my passion and both Truitt Bros. and Hobart do a superb job in this area, providing educational materials, learning opportunities, and venues for operators to be recognized for their efforts. They are both doing a great job moving the industry forward.
Andrew Shakman: Deliver on your commitments. Ask for advice and help others whenever possible. Don’t burn bridges. Focus on your role as part of a team — we all succeed together.
Click here to read part one of the interview with Andrew Shakman.
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