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Restaurant Business Plan: Keith Benjamin’s Empire Vision Crafting

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Keith Benjamin

The numbers tell the story. Statistically, it’s nearly impossible to scale within our industry which is why so few do so. Keith Benjamin is the exception. With over 15 locations under his belt, Keith has broken the mold by systematizing that “it factor” we’re all looking to achieve. In today’s conversation, we discuss how to build with intention, the tools to create massive awareness, and the essential elements of a cool concept. 

5 Day Restaurant Profitability Challenge

For more information on Keith's restaurant group, visit https://uptownhospitality.com/.

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