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EPISODE · Aug 29, 2023 · 48 MIN

Tales From The Pass - Foodpreneurialism - The rise of the hospo entrepreneur

from Tales From The Pass - A Hospitality Podcast by The Restaurant Association of NZ · host RA

This episode was rwecorded at Hospo Hui 2023. Join us for an insightful panel discussion on FOODPRENEURIALISM: The Rise of the Food Entrepreneur, as we discuss the ever-evolving world of food entrepreneurship. The hospitality industry is witnessing a culinary renaissance, fueled by innovative foodpreneurs who are challenging traditional norms and reimagining the dining landscape. With creativity, passion, and technology at the forefront, these trailblazers are transforming the way we experience food. Our expert panel explore the driving forces behind this movement, discussing the role of sustainability, social responsibility, and health consciousness in shaping modern food businesses. We also uncover the secrets to success for aspiring foodpreneurs, from funding and business strategy to harnessing the power of social media and brand storytelling.

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