| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Ben Shichman |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
We`re real people, using real ingredients, to make really good foods. Our young and fast-growing company focuses on state-of-the-art processes, eco-friendly initiatives and food safety as a priority. High pressure processing (HPP) is how we create preservative-free, great-tasting products with the best nutritional value, so our customers and retail partners can enjoy their food and their lives. Our mission at Good Foods is simple: to provide healthy and delicious food to people everywhere. We create meaningful relationships through trust and transparency and believe in taking the time to do things right. We`re committed to developing better foods that are made with high- quality ingredients, full of flavor and safe for everyone. We combine our culinary expertise with consumer research and food technology, so we can lead the food world and cultivate goodness within our products, employees, consumers and communities. People have always been our most important asset. Yes, we have a modern facility and sophisticated equipment, but Good Foods employees are the real reason for our success and why we received recognition from national media such as Good Housekeeping and GOOP. Through the years, our company has developed a skilled workforce of which we are very proud. We continue to rely on the talents and abilities of our people to help us grow.
For over 50 years, Biscuitville has been a local, family-owned company known for serving up authentic Southern breakfast food made fresh daily from locally sourced ingredients. With over 60 quick-casual locations in North Carolina and Virginia, we`ve assembled a new, driven, and experienced leadership team committed to unprecedented growth. Since our rebranding in 2014 as Biscuitville Fresh Southern®, we`ve embarked on completely remodeling all our restaurants. And, in stark contrast to most of our competitors, we`ve experienced double-digit sales increases throughout fiscal year 2017. We`re proud of the fact that our fresh-baked biscuits have become almost legendary here in the South. (Garden & Gun magazine included them among their “100 Southern Foods You Absolutely Must Try Before You Die.”) Yet what truly sets us apart is our entrepreneurial spirit. We build amazing teams of passionate individuals while creating an open, collaborative environment designed to foster personal growth. And we encourage that growth to extend beyond the workplace: Our restaurants all close at 2 p.m., and our corporate headquarters closes at 3 p.m. every Friday—allowing for a work-life balance not found anywhere else in our industry.
The Vollrath Company, based in Sheboygan, Wis. is a privately held company that leverages its long standing reputation for high quality engineering and manufacturing throughout its business divisions, which include the design, development and manufacture of industry-best foodservice equipment and supplies (Vollrath Foodservice), frozen treat equipment (Stoelting Foodservice), state-of-the-art contract manufacturing (Vollrath Manufacturing Services), industrial washers and electronic cleaning equipment (Stoelting Cleaning Equipment), and wholesale/retail consumer cookware and bakeware. With a collection of exceptional people, industry leading products, and helpful consultative services, Vollrath is assembled for one purpose – to help customers outperform every day. For more information about The Vollrath Company, its products, facilities in the US, Europe, Mexico and China, visit www.vollrath.com or visit our LinkedIn showcase pages. Outperform every day.™
At the heart of Welch`s are 1,000 family farmers who make everything possible. Each and every farmer is a grape growing expert, who takes great pride in the vineyards they`ve cultivated for generations. It`s our farmer`s dedication to growing the best Concord and Niagara grapes that`s allowed us to provide families with the delicious juices, jams and jellies they`ve loved for years. Our story began over 140 years ago, when Thomas Bramwell Welch decided to serve grape juice instead of wine at his church. Welch was the first to pasteurize bottled fruit juice using Concord grapes, paving the way for a future industry. After its debut at the Chicago World`s Fair in 1893, Welch`s Grape Juice went on to become the national family favorite it is today. A single glass of Welch`s can stir up memories from the past or help create new ones. At Welch`s, we believe in the power of getting together - even if it`s just a few minutes to connect over a glass of juice or a sandwich. We want to help you enjoy life`s every day moments and share what`s good.