Barbara Lang, founder of RTR Ideas, offers a wide range of experiences, including 10 years as a culinary director at a Napa Valley winery; a former co-owner of a successful restaurant in Ithaca, NY; 17 years as a lecturer at Cornell's Hotel School and is author of "From Restaurant to Retail, a Handbook for Food Professionals".
Lang developed and launched The Ithaca Wegman's Culinary School, produced and hosted a series of food programs and culinary videos for Cornell's Cooperative Extension, created the Popcork Experience, a fun, interactive wine and food pairing experience, developed the Rolling Stove, a series of culinary adventures for children, and was past president of the American Cheese Society. A popular public speaker, Lang has spoken at over 50 conferences and symposia, including at the National Restaurant Show, The Professional Association of Innkeepers International and the California Wine Experience.
Barbara Lang holds an undergraduate degree in Hotel Administration from Cornell University's Hotel School and a masters degree in professional studies in Food Marketing from Cornell University's Department of Applied Economics and Management.
So the statement and having owned a restaurant for ten years, I can respond to that both personally and professionally. Would you go up to the general manager and tell them that the person you're with, looks like they had too much to drink. Absolutely. ...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).
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Barbara Lang States How You Act At The Dinner Table May Give Your Employer Clues About Your Personality
Barbara Lang Discusses How To Place Your Napkin on Your Lap And How To Use It During The Meal
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Barbara Lang Discusses Whether Or Not To Swtich Hands With Knife and Fork and How To Cut Your Food
Barbara Lang States You Should Ignore Flatware You Don't Need and Skip To The Correct Utensil
Barbara Lang Discusses Situations Where You May Have To Deal With Innappropriate Behavior
