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Operations

Campbell named President of Aramark Healthcare

April 14—Aramark has named Tim Campbell president of Aramark Healthcare. Campbell will be responsible for leading all North American operations—more than 1,000 hospitals and senior living facilities—w...

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Jim Beach: Master Rebuilder

Major Jim Beach has been with the New Orleans Sheriff’s Office for 28 years and in foodservice there since 1989. His story is congruent with that of the city of New Orleans post-Hurricane Katrin...

Keith DeMars, director of nutrition and dining services at 396-bed St. Mary’s Hospital in Richmond, Va., says two childhood events pushed him to a career in commercial foodservice. His wife’s death,...

As director of dining at 10,000-student Villanova University in Pennsylvania, Tim Dietzler is always at the forefront of the latest industry trends, such as eliminating partially hydrogenated oils. Hi...

Growing up, Joanne Kinsey knew she wanted to be a teacher. After four years, however, Kinsey decided teaching wasn’t the right fit for her, but she didn’t want to leave behind students and...

Laura Lozano, facilities manager for Dell Global Dining, in Round Rock, Texas, knows the importance of working with others. In her role at Dell, Lozano manages 24 locations in several countries, forgi...

Tony Almeida is a classic example of what hard work, a thirst for knowledge and a touch of “attitude” will get you. He’s made the climb from pot washer to the guy running the whole o...

April 8—Betty Perez and Regina Toomey Bueno, two New York-area foodservice operators, are among the featured speakers at the SFM Critical Issues conference, which will be held April 15 in New York Cit...

Growers in the United States got a better price for their fruits and vegetables in early 2010 than they did at the same time last year. According to the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service...

Deemed an affordable luxury, tea seems recession resistant. Despite record high prices, consumers are still sipping. The beverage saw gains of 2% in 2008 and 2009, according to Tea and Ready to Dri...

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