FCSI AT 70
COVER STORY This
dedication to advancing our industry and uplifting the consultant community. Alto- Shaam is proud to share an anniversary year with FCSI. Congratulations!
SIMON PARKE-DAVIS, VICE PRESIDENT OF INTERNATIONAL SALES, ALTO-SHAAM
milestone represents decades of FCSI’s
“FCSI is able to provide high-level content and host world-leading events for its membership through the continued support of its Allied members. We thank them hugely for their much-valued partnership,” says Eric Norman FCSI, president, FCSI Worldwide
FCSI 70TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Equipment manufacturers play a vital role for FCSI, as trusted partners and collaborators. Here, a selection of Allied members share their memories and experiences and why FCSI remains the influential Society 70 years on
leadership. There is no substitution for experience. Through shared knowledge, education, and real- world solutions, FCSI has elevated foodservice standards and fostered meaningful progress. Congratulations on decades of impact and excellence!
KIRK GOSS, VICE PRESIDENT GENERAL MARKET SALES AND CONSULTANT SERVICES, FRYMASTER
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FCSI celebrates 70 years of innovation, collaboration, and industry
Celebrating 70 years of excellence is a remarkable achievement in today’s dynamic business landscape. This milestone reflects the unwavering dedication and professionalism of the talented members of FCSI. Our enduring partnership with this organization has been a vital part of Traulsen’s success, and we’re excited for the opportunities the future holds.
LAURA L. GUTKOWSKI, CFSP DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, TRAULSEN
70 years of FCSI represent vision, transformation, and impact. It’s truly inspiring to be part of a network that actively shapes the future of foodservice. Congratulations on this remarkable anniversary – and here’s to many more successful years to come!
MICHAEL KORTA, HOBART BUSINESS UNIT MANAGER WAREWASH SYSTEMS
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