WELCOME
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
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Christine Guyott FCSI, RDN Chair, FCSI The Americas
experience. Tere’s never a dull moment. While it might sound clichéd, surrounding myself with talented people from different backgrounds and skillsets has been crucial to my growth. Te best insights often come from those with diverse perspectives, and if you’re the smartest person in the room, you’re in the wrong room. Trust me, it’s way more fun – and
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GROWING AND LEARNING
ngoing training is so important, both to set new consultants on a successful path and to keep seasoned consultants abreast of innovative ideas. I don’t think we should ever “know it all.” Every day teaches us something new – while a situation may become commonplace, the client, variables, and solutions all differ. So, I urge you to keep on top of current topics and earn CEUs by taking advantage of the numerous educational
can honestly say that every day in this vibrant field feels like a new learning
DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES
opportunities that FCSI and its divisions offer. You can attend our biannual TAD conference, the Symposium before NAFEM, and the many Allied Education Provider programs (either live or on-demand). You can also benefit from a wealth of resources on the FCSI website and YouTube channel. And, of course, read and contribute to this magazine! We’re grateful for our knowledgeable contributors. Te FCSI Educational
Foundation (EF) is currently
developing a certificate program at Western Kentucky University for students interested in the field of consulting. Tis program will give attendees a kick-start on consulting basics, with many classes led by seasoned FCSI members. If you have a passion for teaching and are interested in participating in this program, please contact
gregj@fcsief.org. Fall is a time for returning to
school and learning – let’s keep raising the bar.
educational – to be the one asking all the questions. Quality training and
Ben Gregoire FCSI Chair, FCSI Asia Pacific Division
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Frank Wagner FCSI Chair, FCSI Europe, Africa, Middle East
education are incredibly valuable. Tey equip young professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in a constantly changing landscape. Tat’s why I’m especially excited about FCSI’s recent partnership with Western Kentucky University (WKU). We’re following this initiative with great interest from Asia Pacific, where
we hope to establish similar partnerships with hospitality schools in our region as well. Te stories and insights in this issue underscore the importance of education as a means to develop the next generation of consultants. I hope you enjoy this issue and find inspiration to keep encouraging and empowering the next generation of foodservice professionals. It’s crucial for the continued growth and success of our industry.
nother quarter is here and, to be honest, I almost missed the chance to
connect with you again! Tanks to our fantastic team at 1473 Media for the gentle nudge and inspiration. As we go into this new period,
let’s not forget the power of education and knowledge sharing within FCSI. We are more than just a network; we are a community dedicated to growth and learning. Whether you’re a seasoned expert or
just starting out, there’s always something new to discover. Our strength is in our diversity, and FCSI offers a wealth of opportunities to connect, share insights, and learn. From FCSI Germany and Austria’s Co-Co- Co (cooperation, collaboration, communication) program to our virtual FridayTalks and international conferences, we can inspire, support, and challenge one another. Let’s make the most of this quarter by actively engaging
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in these educational initiatives and don’t forget to book your inspiration at the FCSI EAME #EARTH24 Conference in Zurich, Switerland, on 17-20 October 2024. It’s set to be an incredible conference, where learning will be at the forefront. But, remember, learning doesn’t have to be all work and no play. Together, we can shape the future of our industry, and maybe even find some time to celebrate our successes – together, of course.
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DAN MURRELL
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