Dave Ragosa

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor

Bio

Dave Ragosa is Vice President of Franchising and Development at Ford’s Garage, a 1920s garage-themed burger and craft beer restaurant franchise. He is a seasoned restaurant industry expert with 20+ years of helping national restaurant brands expand in new markets across the country.

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Consultoría

Cómo desarrollar una filosofía de marca en la que todos crean

Así como los antiguos marineros que guiaban sus barcos con ella, tú puedes ayudar a tu equipo a encontrar su camino con una visión bien pensada que se comunique y se refuerce cada día.

Branding

How to Create a Brand Philosophy That Everyone Believes In

Like the ancient mariners who first steered their ships by it, you can help your team find their way with a well-thought-out vision that's communicated to everyone and reinforced every day.

Fundraising

How Investing in a Multi-Unit Franchise Can Positively Diversify Your Portfolio

Investing in a multi-unit franchise can diversify your portfolio and build a substantial business, but it is critical to understand your financial and operational capabilities clearly.

Growing a Business

3 Strategies to Keep Your Customers Coming Back For More

The critical risk area for losing a guest varies, depending on the industry and the individual guest's experience, but three main touch points offer opportunities to reinforce loyalty. Just remember that they can also drive guests away if not done right.

Consultoría

5 estrategias para lidiar con la alta rotación de personal

La alta rotación de personal también puede llevar a una disminución de la moral entre los empleados restantes, inconsistencia en la calidad del servicio y, en última instancia, un impacto negativo en los resultados finales.

Management

5 Strategies for Dealing with High Employee Turnover

High turnover can also lead to decreased morale among remaining staff, inconsistency in service quality and, ultimately, a negative impact on the bottom line.

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