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Dec 19, 2019 54 min

24. Q&A with Steve Mangano

from The Cutting Onions Podcast Hosted by Bobby Shaw

Welcome to The Cutting Onions Podcast, where we celebrate culture that develops leaders. This is Episode 24. In this week’s conversation I sit down with entrepreneur, hotelier, and restaurateur, Stephen Mangano. Steve is a passionate leader known for his ability to bring a creative perspective to business and seeing value where others do not. He is a disruptor and challenges the status quo across the wide range of ventures he is involved in. Steve founded CurEat, an app that allows diners across the country to post pictures and what they love about their favorite restaurants. It’s a positive, constructive way to share the love of food as diners travel from city to city. Steve also co-founded the North Carolina Partnership for Childhood Nutrition (NCPCN) which partners with local restaurants to raise money for healthier lunches in public schools, which has made a huge impact on students and given them an ability to focus on learning. This is an amazing organization and I’m grateful to Steve for sharing what they are doing to end childhood hunger in public schools. I am including the links to CurEat and the North Carolina Partnership for Child Nutrition in the show notes. This was such an inspiring conversation and I am excited to share it with you. https://cureatapp.com https://www.ncpcn.org

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