In this episode, Tyler Florence, chef and restaurateur, shares his ambitious vision for a new hospitality school in San Francisco designed to rival the best in the world.

Listeners will learn:

Why creating a pipeline of passionate, skilled talent is key to the future of hospitality (00:10)
How the perfect storm of a culinary institution and a thriving food scene in Charleston, South Carolina, shaped Tyler's early career (02:01)
Tyler's plan to create a sustainable culinary program that will be his legacy work in San Francisco (05:36)
The importance of designing a curriculum that specifically feeds what the industry needs today (08:03)

Mentions:

Ed Lee, former Mayor of San Francisco (01:19)
Johnson and Wales University (01:29)
Culinary Institute of America (01:40)
Alice Waters (03:48)
Mayor London Breed (03:15)

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I Want To Create A New Hospitality School - Tyler Florence