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WHEN:
Thursday, October 12, 2006
6:30PM - 8:30PM
WHERE:
New York University
35 West 4th Street, 10th Fl, NYC
TRANSPORTATION:
A, C, E, F & V Trains to West 4th
TICKETS:
FREE for AIWF Student members & students who join at registration
time. $15 per person for AIWF members & guests
RESERVATIONS :
Tel: 718-229-6565
Visit: www.aiwf.org
Nerrisa Charles, AIWF-New York Chapter Office
PANELISTS:
- Antoinette
Bruno, Editor-in-Chief, StarChefs.com
- Fred Kaufmann, Professor, City University
of New York
- Steve Zagor, Professor, Institute of Culinary
Education & New York University
- Jocelyn Zuckerman, Articles editor, Gourmet
magazine
If you are interested in participating please Click
here or Contact us at 212-966-7575.
CANCELLATION POLICY:
Reservations may be canceled without penalty up to 5 business
days in advance.
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The
American Institute of Wine and Food Professional Series
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Let the American Institute
of Wine & Food New York (AIWF-NY) help you solve the mysteries
and challenges of the culinary industry and job market. The
AIWF-NY is offering you a wonderful opportunity to attend
a series of career oriented workshops and panels, hosted by
some of the city's most notable industry insiders. At each
workshop, industry professionals will lead a dynamic and informative
discussion on hot and timely topics. Discussions will touch
on finding a job, career alternatives, culinary education
and more. Whether you are just entering the industry or a
seasoned professional, the workshops will offer something
for everyone. Each workshop is led by a panel of 3-5 hospitality
professionals who discuss and answer questions about industry
and career related topics. Aside from the informative workshops,
this is an opportunity to meet industry leaders in a friendly
and intimate environment. Don’t miss out on this opportunity
to advance your knowledge and your career!
Future Trends Panel
with StarChefs.com Editor-in-Chief Antoinette Bruno
What does the future
culinary map look like? What's going on in the city's most
innovative kitchens? Will foie gras and veal disappear from
menus? How about trans fats? Will coffee and tea sommeliers
become the norm in fine dining restaurants? What is the fate
of the traditional white tablecloth? Will automation in the
kitchen and the front of the house bring about changes in
how restaurants are staffed? From menus to merchandising,
plating to purveyors, join our panel of experts as they discuss
what drives trends and how new trends are incorporated into
the mainstream. Discuss why some trends thrive and others
never really take off. Learn what's hot in 2006, and what
to expect in 2007.

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