On this week's Eating at a Meeting Live, I'm sit down with Ali Cox, the Founder & CEO of Noble West, an award-winning marketing consultancy specializing in the entire agricultural ecosystem to explore how event professionals on both sides of the table — planners and food service teams — can bridge the gap between farm and table.

As a fifth-generation farmer, Ali combines her deep-rooted understanding of farming with cutting-edge marketing strategies to help brands tell the story behind their ingredients.

Ali will share her insights on the importance of regenerative agriculture, how to reduce food loss and waste, and why telling the story of where our food comes from matters now more than ever. With a focus on transparency and sustainability, Ali will discuss how event professionals can bring a new level of intentionality to food and beverage, offering guests more meaningful and impactful dining experiences.

Whether you're working behind the scenes in food service or planning the menus, this conversation will reshape how we think about F&B at events. Let's connect farms to tables, one meaningful meal at a time. 🌍

You'll walk away with fresh ideas and a new perspective on creating intentional, impactful F&B experiences.

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