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Deniz Dorbek shares how 25 years across seven countries and nine global crises shaped her decision to leave corporate hospitality and build Regulus Collective around alignment, neuroscience, and timeless brand design.
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Dave Nitzel shares how he went from Fortune 500 supply chain to hospitality consultant, why his worst-selling book was his best work, and how a self-funding bonus program quadrupled a bar owner’s profits in one year.
Danny Bendas shares 35 years of restaurant consulting wisdom at Synergy, from cutting kitchen waste by 50% in Guatemala to surviving cancer while doing client Zoom calls from the infusion chair.
Patty Wall shares how she built Malcolm Yards Market, one of America’s top food halls, inside a fire-damaged historic Minneapolis building using RFID technology, short-term chef leases, and a cravability test that set the bar for every concept.
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