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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2024 · 56 MIN

#16 A Journey Through Food Service: Mentorship, Innovation, and Relationships – with Simon Esner

from Food Service Matters · host Patrick McDermott

In episode number eight of the Food Service Matters season two podcast, host Patrick McDermott interviews Simon Esner, a food service industry veteran with over 50 years’ experience, including as former director of Westbury Street Holdings and as a current trustee of Hospitality Action. Patrick talks to Simon about his remarkable journey from kitchen porter to director of a billion-pound business, highlighting the crucial role of mentorship in shaping his career. They also discuss the significant changes Simon has witnessed in the industry, including technological advancements and the growing focus on sustainability and ESG practices. Simon also shares his insights into the importance of building strong relationships in food service, nurturing staff, and supporting local producers.  Food Service Matters is a podcast that explores the challenges and opportunities facing the food service industry today. Subscribe to join us on our journey – and watch out for the next episode coming soon.

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