By Arthur M. Manask

Create, deal with, and develop a profitable foodservice operation in any cultural institutionThe whole consultant to Foodservice in Cultural associations presents perception, thoughts, and knowledge had to run an beautiful, effective, and ecocnomic foodservice operation that lives as much as the dedication, criteria, and caliber expectancies of any cultural establishment. it's a distinct and helpful source for directors charged with making sure the standard, profitability, and security of foodservice operations in any cultural institution.A sequence of case stories recounts the issues and shortcomings encountered via a few cultural associations' foodservice courses. those experiences show tips on how to in attaining stronger monetary functionality, administration efficiencies, customer delight, and integration with every one institution's undertaking and tradition. via presentation of those case reviews, this entire consultant exhibits directors at museums, zoos, and different cultural associations how to:* Use catered specified occasions to inspire club and sponsorship* advance and marketplace a personal specified occasions software* Create a cafe that reinforces the customer event* review and investigate in-house eating places and precise occasions courses* Renovate or extend an latest foodservice operation* verify meals caliber and safeguard

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The operator may also share in operational profits based on a previously agreed percentage split (usually 75 percent to the owner and 25 percent to the operator); sometimes, this split is made after the owner receives a predetermined percentage of net profits (typically 5 to 10 percent). The operator maintains detailed separate accounting books and records of income and expense. The operator pays all bills; invoices, payroll, taxes, insurance, and related charges are paid from this account. The institution assumes the primary financial risk.

The owner retains the right to approve selection of the onsite foodservice manager. It is the operator’s responsibility to secure all necessary business licenses and permits in its own name. ) The operator must remove any foodservice employee the owner does not find acceptable. ), with higher gross revenue creating higher commission percentages. The owner assumes no financial risk or administrative responsibilities for foodservice operations. The operator establishes all foodservice prices, with annual adjustments permitted subject to the owner’s prior review and approval (with such approval not to be unreasonably withheld).

C. A description of the services to be provided d. ch02 8/9/01 1:26 PM Page 25 Introduction to Understanding Foodservice Requirements in a Cultural Institution 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. ٗ 25 ment budget should be included), a financial proposal to the institution, a transition and/or implementation plan and timeline, proposed manager and on-site staffing and organization, contract terms and conditions, confidentiality terms, RFP schedule, and disclaimers e. Criteria for evaluating the submittals Holding a pre-proposal meeting Distributing questions and answers from the pre-proposal meeting to all potential providers Conducting reference checks on finalist operators Attending oral presentations and tastings by and questionand-answer sessions with finalists Touring other, similar operations run by finalists Interviewing finalists’ clients (should be done by institution’s administrators via personal phone calls) Interviewing proposed on-site manager candidates Selecting the preferred operator Conducting negotiations with the preferred operator Drafting a letter of intent Handling contract negotiations Preparing a contract document Making a transition from the incumbent operator or selfoperation to the new operator (who will start-up a new facility) An informal RFP process, on the other hand, starts with a short list of prospective operators and then moves through most of the above steps on a one-on-one, negotiated basis.

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