How Unreasonable Hospitality Can Save The City with Restaurateur and Author Will Guidara

Will Guidara, who took the helm of New York City’s Eleven Madison Park at age 26, and turned it into the top restaurant in the world (www.reuters.com/article/us-fo...) - says one of the biggest secrets is this:
Success “has less to do with what you’re serving and how you serve it, but how you make people feel.”
This is what Guidara has dubbed “Unreasonable Hospitality,” which is also the title of his bestselling book. In conversation with Ken Shropshire, Senior Advisor to the Dean for Wharton's Coalition for Equity and Opportunity, he says that doing more when others do less, connecting with customers and constituents, is the way to make everyone feel they are being served.
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Outstanding🙏

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Great lessons - great interview