Amy Stern
21/04/2017 9:52 AM
The International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP) (http://conference.iacp.com/) annual conference is so chock-full of educational sessions and networking opportunities that registration and course selection can provoke angst at having to make the choice between one session led by a James Beard award-winning chef and another hosted by the Food Editor at The New York Times. While attending this year’s conference in Louisville, KY a few weeks ago, I was reminded of the multiple benefits to veteran food industry folks and newbies alike.

In March, I participated in a panel discussion entitled
With today’s business environment so incredibly competitive, how can you amplify your food or culinary brand to compete against the voracious competition? It’s easy to feel lost in a sea of options, but one marketing strategy that is cost-effective and has shown long-standing results is the value of partnerships.