Too Busy to Grow: Solving the ‘Never Enough Time’ Problem
You have a ton of great ideas to improve and build your business. Build a positive work culture! Launch innovative marketing campaigns! Implement new brand initiatives! But if you’re a smaller operator or have limited staff, it can be difficult to find the time to actually execute any of your great ideas. There will always be another new fire to put out that pulls your attention away. This session addresses one of the top issues faced by every restaurant leader: solving the "never enough time" problem. Learn from an experienced leader about tools to help build structure and efficiency in your daily operations so that you can focus on top priorities like business growth, leadership, and the ever-evolving conversation around transforming the work culture of the foodservice industry.
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Closed captioning is available in 30 languages.
This webinar is approved for .75 CEU through Foodservice Consultants Society International, and .75 CEH through the American Culinary Federation toward the initial or recertification application for ACF certification. Please contact programming@winsightmedia.com for a certificate of attendance.
- Identify critical gaps that are preventing growth and keeping you from achieving your long-term goals.
- Develop strategies to identify what tasks can be delegated to others, and how to successfully delegate.
- Discover tactics to set boundaries around your time so you can focus on the priorities that move the business forward.
When she noticed the high levels of burnout, dissatisfaction, and turnover plaguing the industry, she discovered she had a knack for drilling down into the heart of what makes restaurants - and restaurant people - tick. Now, her love for the industry has her focusing on leadership development and employee support and well-being, from the GM to the dishwasher. She works with Owner/Operators to connect their vision and growth initiatives to the needs of their staff, while making sure that they are equipped with the systems to do something about it.
