Attendees can mix and match education specific to them with specialized programming.
The National Restaurant Association (NRA) announced the education sessions for the NRA Show at Chicago’s McCormick Place, May 18-21.
The more than 100 sessions offer show attendees the opportunity to grow their industry knowledge while leveraging and expanding their professional and business networks.
“We develop programs focused on the pain points restaurateurs around the world face each day, and on opportunities that they can take advantage of to grow their businesses,” said Marc Lapides, vice president of marketing, programming and communications for the show. “Revenue growth, managing a workforce in a tight labor market, digital marketing, leveraging restaurant technology and uncovering trends to shape menus are all part of the program. There are multiple sessions for every operator, regardless of size or segment.”
This year, attendees can mix and match education specific to them with specialized programming like:
- Menu Trends: 2020 and Beyond
- Digital Media Slam
- Women Leaders Panel
- KI Fireside Chats
There will also be various focused tracks, including:
- Hiring & Retention
- Culinary Insights
- Marketing Matters
- Tech & Innovation
- Beverage/Alcohol
Founded in 1919, the NRA is the leading business association for the restaurant industry, which comprises more than one million restaurant and foodservice outlets and a workforce of 15.1 million employees.