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A high-performing and energetic leader specializing in the restaurant industry, I have…
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Happy Founder's Day Hardee's! 64 YEARS! The West Division was out in force, spending time with our frontline team members, volunteering, celebrating,…
Happy Founder's Day Hardee's! 64 YEARS! The West Division was out in force, spending time with our frontline team members, volunteering, celebrating,…
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so pretty and vibrant, also easy to read.
so pretty and vibrant, also easy to read.
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Embracing complexity requires a solid strategy to unravel and understand it. At Hawaiian Bros Island Grill, we dissect complexities to reveal the…
Embracing complexity requires a solid strategy to unravel and understand it. At Hawaiian Bros Island Grill, we dissect complexities to reveal the…
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Values That Make Good Sense: TROPIC
Arguably the single most important decision our leadership team made was to sit down and determine what we loved and what we righteously hated to determine our collective core values. The process changed the way our team interacts, and how we do business and the results were incredible.
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Training is Tangible, Not Theoretical.
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Leadership in training execution. Driving results through buy-in and partnership.
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Aim Small Miss Small: Franchisee Focused
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"Jack of all trades, master of none" is a saying used to describe someone who is ok at a lot of things but usually not great at any of them. In franchise operations support, more often than not there are great people that are indeed masters in one area or the other but are forced to be a "jack of all trades". This article explains how we disrupted the norm and focused our team's strengths to help franchisees drive results and record profits.
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A Score That Matters
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Supporting franchisees from the outside looking in, how can one objectively say why any given restaurant in a territory is performing the way it is? In a quick visit, It’s easy to say you “feel” a certain way about the environment of a restaurant and why it may be over or underperforming, but it is hard to provide assistance or guidance to solve a “feeling” without information to back it up. Not to mention feelings are not always right.
This article talks about the impact the creation of an…Supporting franchisees from the outside looking in, how can one objectively say why any given restaurant in a territory is performing the way it is? In a quick visit, It’s easy to say you “feel” a certain way about the environment of a restaurant and why it may be over or underperforming, but it is hard to provide assistance or guidance to solve a “feeling” without information to back it up. Not to mention feelings are not always right.
This article talks about the impact the creation of an operational scorecard had on overall performance and efficiency directing our support teams to the right restaurants, for the right reasons at the right time, and gaining buy-in and trust from the operators that we support.Other authorsSee publication
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What an incredible response we have had from our guests as we now lead in value! If you haven’t taken advantage of this deal, we hope to see you in…
What an incredible response we have had from our guests as we now lead in value! If you haven’t taken advantage of this deal, we hope to see you in…
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