Articles by Karen M. Alley
Open communication helps Clark Service Group diagnose and fix a problem with a combi oven.
Robert Ellis of Pro Food Equipment Service discovers overzealous cleaning has burned out an oven.
Five years ago, Richard Eisenbarth joined with a group of professionals in the foodservice design industry to create the Foodservice Design BootCamp. The idea was to educate facility managers and operators about the design process to help their large, noncommercial projects to run smoothly.
In his early 30s, Joe Schmitt came to the realization that he wasn’t happy with the career path he was on as a CPA and a banker. Looking around for a new challenge, he was presented with the opportunity to buy Rapids Wholesale.
Michael Posternak has served as a member of MAFSI since he started working as a manufacturers’ rep in the late 1970s.
Greg Smith at EMR finds a bad steamer install has led to regular flooding in a hotel’s kitchen.
Kurt Maschari wears many hats, including designer, sales manager and project manager. What makes him stand out is a talent that helps with each of these jobs and more—his ability to solve problems.
Ever since starting out as a sales rep at Trademark Equipment and Supplies after graduating from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Marcotte has dedicated himself to understanding the industry and the equipment.
Battling the elements and going on calls with technicians is just one example of Poulin’s hands-on approach to business that has helped Pine Tree Food Equipment grow and find continued success in the ever-changing foodservice industry.
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