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How to cut costs with delivery - Vimarsana News

How to cut costs with delivery

Third party delivery got big during COVID-19 but can also cost restaurants a lot. How can restaurants save money?

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How to cut costs with delivery - Vimarsana News

How to cut costs with delivery

Third party delivery got big during COVID-19 but can also cost restaurants a lot. How can restaurants save money?

'My fries in there?' Shaq stops at his Rosemont restaurant ahead of Lollapalooza show - Vimarsana News

'My fries in there?' Shaq stops at his Rosemont restaurant ahead of Lollapalooza show

Shaquille O'Neal posed for photos, autographed basketballs and chatted with fans Friday morning at his new Big Chicken restaurant in Rosemont.

Dog Haus, Big Chicken execs talk convenience, consistency, connection - Vimarsana News

Dog Haus, Big Chicken execs talk convenience, consistency, connection

In a session at the Restaurant Franchising and Innovation Summit hosted by Networld Media Group, Zach Oates, founder and CEO of Ovation, C.J. Ramirez, EVP and marketing director of Dog Haus and Sam Stanovich, SVP of development and alliances at Big Chicken, discuss how convenience, consistency and connection can make a restaurant brand a standout.

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Workshopping what your guest experience is missing - Vimarsana News

Workshopping what your guest experience is missing

Big Chicken's Sam Stanovich, Dog Haus' CJ Ramirez and Ovation CEO Zack Oates will help attendees evaluate their customer experiences and provide dozens of strategies to improve them, during the Restaurant Franchising and Innovation Summit, March 20-22 in Coral Gables, Florida. Early bird pricing ends Feb. 10.