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How the Guest Experience Directly Increases Profit and the Market Value of Your Restaurant Brand

The Continuing Series on Profit Through Guest Experience In this continuing series on profit through guest experience, we move deeper into the financial impact behind hospitality. Because in the...

ChefPreneurs, Part 2: From Signature Dish to Scalable Enterprise — How Culinary Founders Grow Beyond One Location

The ChefPreneur Evolution: From Kitchen to Enterprise By Ken Gooz, President & CEO, Mainstreet Global Inc. In Part 1, we introduced the ChefPreneur — chefs who think like operators, operators who...

High-Volume Restaurants: Managing the Business Flow

High-Volume Restaurants: Managing Flow If you’ve ever stepped into a packed restaurant that feels alive but not chaotic — where everything seems to move with rhythm and purpose — you’re witnessing...

Opening Like a Pro: How Managers Set the Tone Before the First Guest Walks In

  In high‑volume restaurants, success doesn’t start when the doors open — it starts long before. The opening routine isn’t just operational. It’s cultural. It defines service standards, sets...

The Brand Advantage: Creating Demand, Loyalty & Emotional Connection

  Restaurants Making More Money in 2026 — Part 2 of 3 By Ken Gooz Welcome back to the second installment of our three-part series on making more money in your restaurant in 2026. In Part 1, we...

The Profit Engine: Strengthening Unit Ecomomics

  Restaurants Making More Money  By Ken Gooz This is the first of a three-part series designed to help you make more money in your restaurant in 2026. Not through gimmicks, not by cutting corners...

Western Canada Is Becoming a Test Market for North American Food Innovation

When it comes to testing new restaurant concepts, menu ideas, or brand positioning, Western Canada has quietly become one of the most valuable “proving grounds” in North America. It’s a region where...

The Rise of ChefPreneurs: How Culinary Founders Are Turning Passion into Scalable Businesses

Over the past decade, I’ve noticed a powerful shift in the restaurant industry. A new type of founder is emerging — part chef, part entrepreneur, part brand-builder. I call them ChefPreneurs. These...

Why Western Canada Is Becoming a Test Market for North American Food Innovation

When it comes to testing new restaurant concepts, menu ideas, or brand positioning, Western Canada has quietly become one of the most valuable “proving grounds” in North America. It’s a region where...
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