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NRA to Reveal 2006 Forecast on Dec. 14

By Restaurant Business Staff on Dec. 01, 2005


The annual forecast provides in-depth analysis of the restaurant-and-foodservice industry's economic outlook for the coming year and discusses operator and consumer trends.

Among the expected speakers are:

  • Craig S. Miller, NRA chairman, and president and ceo of Ruth's Chris Steak House
  • Steven C. Anderson, Association president and chief executive officer
  • Hudson Riehle, Association senior vice president of Research and Information Services

    The conference will begin at 10 AM.

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