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Principle of Hospitality

Principle of Hospitality (POH) saw a gap in Australia’s hospitality industry — with a growing need to keep abreast of the latest trends and innovations, as well as the changing needs of consumers, it was clear our hospitality heroes could benefit from a stronger support network.

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Episode 86 - Sam Carson and Ben Day from Acai...

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2020/08/12

Episode 86 - Sam Carson and Ben Day from Acai Brothers talk about how a health brand will grow stronger during COVID times.Acai Brothers are Australia’s leading Superfood Bar franchise and have become internationally recognised for their innovation within the hospitality realm. Specialising in Acai Bowls, Smoothies, Juices, Coffee and more, Acai Brothers have become widely renowned for creating delicious and affordable healthy food options.In this podcast we talk about how the founders of Acai

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31:27

Episode 85 - Will vegan culture grow during this time...

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2020/08/09

Episode 85 - Will vegan culture grow during this time and the landscape of the South African market during COVID with Hayley Cooper from Wild Dreams HospitalityHayley Cooper the owner of Wild Dreams Hospitality, is an industry leader with over 20 years of experience in Hospitality Management. She provide's a professional and expert service in Consulting and Recruitment and currently serves clients in Southern Africa, including Businesses in Botswana, Swaziland, Malawi and beyond.In this podcast, we

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Episode 84 - How is the UK responding to this crisis...

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2020/08/05

Episode 84 - How is the UK responding to this crisis with Michael Tingsager FounderatHospitality MavericksMichael has been living and breathing this industry from the day he was born, and he started working in his mum and dad’s small restaurant group in rural Denmark from an early age. Hespent six years building a 20+ unit cafe chain in Denmark; 11 years working in McDonald’s Denmark and the UK, and more than 8 years as a consultant working with restaurant brands across Europe. He also is the

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Episode 83 - How you build a hospitality brand built...

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2020/08/02

Episode 83 - How you build a hospitality brand built on excitement, energy and true grit with the exceptional Tim O'SullivanTim O'Sullivan is 26 years old from Melbourne, no universitydegreesand love to take risks. He loves building brands and concepts from scratch as well as the pub and footy. He is passionateabout hospitality and what it has given him. He is fortunate enough to part own a cafe, a juice company and soon to launcha food truck.To contain Tim, his parents decided to buy a cafe and get

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50:17

Episode 82 - How kick-arse restaurant branding and...

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2020/07/29

Episode 82 - How kick-arse restaurant branding and experience will keep venues going post-pandemic with CEO of Belle's Hot Chicken, Dehne BinghamDehne Bigham started in country Victoria and did a marketing degree. He then pivoted to automotive companies and understanding different facets of the business before moving to supply chain processes.Dehne then went overseas and lived and worked in Vancouver and with A&W Canada with 800 burger locations working with their supply chain, which set him up

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Episode 81 - How supporting independent restaurant...

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2020/07/26

Episode 81 - How supporting independent restaurant with strategy will support the greater industry with Elizabeth Tilton and Jessica Abell from Oyster SundayIn this podcast, I talk with CEO Elizabeth Tilton and head of client partnerships Jessica Abell of Oyster Sunday.Oyster Sunday is a corporate office for independent restaurants. It is on a mission to reimagine a sustainable and supportive infrastructure for the food and beverage industry.They establish strategic partnerships to support

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Episode 80 - How we can rebuild teams effectively...

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2020/07/22

Episode 80 - How we can rebuild teams effectively post-pandemic with the CEO of Supp App, Jordan MurrayBeing so connected to the hospitality industry has made me understand that staffing is the hardest part of hospitality for business owners, and individuals often don’t receive the right hours on their weekly roster. There is often mismatch in demand and supply for shifts. Supp is an app where underemployed hospitality workers connect with managers in need of skilled staff. I know this is going to

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35:18

Episode 79 - How will delivery platforms change and...

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2020/07/20

Episode 79 - How will delivery platforms change and evolve with Scott Landers, CEO of Figure 8 LogisticsFigure 8 Logistics was founded in 2019 as a food delivery consulting agency based in New York City. Figure 8 works with restaurants to build scalable and sustainable food delivery businesses and provides full-service food delivery consulting including technology and logistics development, marketing and media strategy, operations training, and economic analysis. Sample clients include Zuul, Naked

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Episode 78 - How to pivot a premium restaurant brand...

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2020/07/15

Episode 78 - How to pivot a premium restaurant brand into a delivery concept overnight, and gain even more loyal customers along the wayToday I interview the very proud and inspirational leader of Sugarcane restaurant in Sydney, Milan Strbac.A local favourite, Sugarcane is an exceptional beach-side culinary destination with an extensive food menu, vibrant cocktails and a 100 healthy wine list. Seconds from Coogee beach, Sugarcane is a great place for a family dinner, relaxed catch-ups or intimate

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29:03

Episode 77 - Stuart Robertson from Mean Business in...

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2020/07/12

Episode 77 - Stuart Robertsonfrom Mean Business in NZ in what we can expect on the other side of this crisis Mean Business founder Stuart Robertson has a broad business management background rooted in brand communications and marketing, having worked across some of New Zealand’s most recognised brands including Sanitarium Weet-Bix, New Zealand Rugby Union, ANZ Bank, Ticketek Entertainment Group, Best Ugly Bagels and Al Brown.Stuart is one of the most qualified hospitality experts in NZ and I am so

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Episode 76 - How Dana Whyte and Marshall King helped...

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2020/07/07

Episode 76 - How Dana Whyte and Marshall King helped build the small bar scene in Adelaide. This podcast is very symbolic for me as I grew up in South Australia and left as a young man. Dana Whyte and Marshall King are responsible for some best bars in Adelaide, and they had worked together since 2013 when Clever Little Tailor became one of the first small bars in the West End. Their now three venues brought a resurgence to

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Episode 75 - Pepe Saya, the best butter in Australia...

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2020/07/05

Episode 75 - Pepe Saya, the best butter in Australia and how the brand pivoted in COVID times to become strongerPepe Saya Butter Co started in 2010, with the dream of making a beautiful tasting butter. Made in a unique round pat with the iconic Pepe Saya head, the first rounds were sold at Carriageworks Farmers Markets in November 2010. Our focus has always been on provenance and transparency.Pierre Issa (Pepe) is a humble butter maker who is the man behind Pepe Saya Butter Co. A lover of all things

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Episode 74 -Precious the Foodie and her positive...

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2020/07/02

Episode 74 - Precious the Foodie and her positive feelings on how the industry can change for the better post-pandemicPrecious Pioneer is a chef who loves food, sustainability, and people. She's the host of Precious the Foodie Podcast and Youtube Channel. She has a diversebackgroundgrowing up a military child and travelling all over the US. Just at the start of her career, she has aunique perspective and insight into what the hospitality and restaurant industry will look like in thefuture

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Episode 73 -The future of hospitality recruitment...

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2020/06/30

Episode 73 - The future of hospitality recruitment with James Dillamore from The People PipelineJames Dillamore started his hospitality career at 15 - washing dishes at his local Italian restaurant; he immediately got the bug and loved it. He naturally progressed through the ranks over the following years until he was managing nearly 50 outlets.James is still passionate about the hospitality space, but has now stepped away from operations and focuses on recruitment, specifically for the industry he

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Episode 72 - The Importance of Indigenous Ingredients...

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2020/06/28

Episode 72 - The Importance of Indigenous Ingredients with Hayley Blieden from The Australian Superfood Co.Hayley is the founder, chief dietitian and Managing Director of The Australian Superfood Co (TASC). Prior to founding, TASC Hayley worked as a nutrition journalist and nutritionist at the North Melbourne Football Club. She has BSc in Dietetics and Nutrition (Monash) and an MBA (Deakin). Hayley founded The Australian Superfood Co. in 2015 after 2 years of research and product development. Two

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Episode 71 - How digitisation will evolve restaurant...

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2020/06/25

Episode 71 - How digitisation will evolve restaurant experiences with Hungry Hungry CEO Mark CalabroMark is the co-founder of two hospitality technology businesses: HungryHungry and OrderMate. Mark started thinking about and developing food and beverage payment systems while completing a five-year Bachelor of Telecommunications Engineering and Applied Science, Multimedia double degree at Swinburne University of Technology.In 2003, he and his co-founder, Shannon Hautot, outgrew the Melbourne garage

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Episode 70 - How Fable Foods is now one of the...

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2020/06/22

Episode 70 - How Fable Foods is now one of the strongest meat-alternative brands in Australia with CEO Michael FoxMichael grew up as a meat-loving Australian. As a child, he once penned a song (more like a demanding chant) entitled “Steak of Glory”. He became vegetarian in 2015 for health, environmental and ethical reasons, but he still craves that steak of glory.Michael shops at his local Farmer’s Market on the Sunshine Coast in Australia on a Saturday morning bake sourdough and generally like to

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Episode 69 - Let's Eat Homemade App with it's CEO...

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2020/06/18

Episode 69 - Let's Eat Homemade App with it's CEO Chris on how he is scaling the platformAt Let’s Eat, homemade meals and produce are now available just like takeaway, for delivery or pick up. Be it delicious meals ready to eat, fresh organic homegrown produce, or attending a local neighbour’s food event or dinner, simply browse, find, and order. It’s about seeing what amazing food and events are available in your neighbourhood.In this episode, I talk with Chris the CEO of Let’s Eat Homemade about

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Episode 68 - What award winning journalist and food...

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2020/06/15

Episode 68 - What award winning journalist and food writer Kara Irving feels about the Melbourne hospitality scenes recoveryKara Irving is an award winning, multi-skilled journalist who has worked in some of the most respected newsrooms in the country. She writes and produces content for online, while working as homepage editor. In 2016, Kara began presenting lifestyle and food video content, which appears on the Herald Sun's social media platforms. She's also a food writer and has restaurant, cafe

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29:57

Episode 67 - How to build a dominant Tea Brand with...

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2020/06/11

Episode 67 - How to build a dominant Tea Brand with Julie from Eloments Vitamin TeaFollowing two years of research, Julie Hirsch launched Eloments Natural Vitamin Tea with Cofounder Nicole Lamond - the world's first 100% natural vitamin tea. After just over a year of sales, Eloments has secured shelf space in 2000 stores around the world, providing tea lovers with 9 essential vitamins and minerals in each cup. Julie was recently named the Telstra Victorian Business Woman of the Year and listed in

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