Leadership

Individuals influencing the direction of the restaurant industry

Leadership

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Michael Mina has built an empire operating higher-end restaurants. But the next concept on tap for him is a bit different than the rest-it isn't a restaurant.

Leadership

Remembering Paul Prudhomme’s career

Prudhomme’s 58-year career in the food industry, cut short last week by his death at age 75, changed the American palate and indelibly stamped menus. Here’s, in timeline form, is how it happened.

Fred DeLuca never reduced the formula for building the world’s largest restaurant chain into a neat sound bite of a philosophy, but he was quick to cite two pillars to his thinking, be it about ...

The New Orleans culinary scene reflects on the impact of one of its most celebrated chefs.

From the day she entered the restaurant business as a job analyst for Hardee’s Food Systems, Edna Morris has grown from leadership role to leadership role by dashing preconceptions through a combination of learning and resolve.

From the best advice she was ever given to the greatest influence on her career, industry vet Edna Morris gives an inside look at her working life.

A look at the tycoon’s notable rows with industry players this year.

Here’s a review of the executive changes in 2015 that hold the most profound implications for the business in the years beyond.

Panera Bread founder, Chairman and CEO Ron Shaich shared his one-cafe-at-a-time focus at Winsight’s Restaurant Leadership Conference.

Sharon Van Meter is a receipient of the Live It! Women With Impact recognition from the Women's Foodservice Forum. Here are some of her leadership tips.

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