I'm excited to share that I'll be moderating a panel at this year's New York Restaurant Show with the NYC Hospitality Alliance. We'll be discussing the State of the Industry, examining Fast Casual restaurants. From economic pressures to operational hurdles, consumer trends to government policies, we will provide a comprehensive look at the challenges and opportunities facing the limited-service restaurant industry. I'll be joined by Andrew Schnipper, Jason Wang, and John Rigos. Hope to see you there!
NYC Hospitality Alliance
酒店业
New York,NY 4,565 位关注者
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关于我们
The New York City Hospitality Alliance (The Alliance) is a not-for-profit association founded in 2012 to represent and serve restaurant and nightlife establishments throughout the five boroughs. Home to more than 24,000 eating and drinking establishments, employing more than a quarter of a million people, our industry is vital to the economic footprint and social fabric of New York City. The Alliance bridges the gap between the hospitality industry, government and the press. We advocate for a fair and equitable regulatory environment that removes barriers to entrepreneurship and job creation. We seek to reduce unnecessary regulatory burdens, streamline the permit and licensing process, cut the red tape, and represent the industry’s perspective on proposed laws, regulations, trends and other matters impacting restaurant and nightlife establishments. Members of The Alliance gain exclusive access to operational guidance; up-to-date information on the ever-changing regulations and trends; invites to industry-only trainings, educational and social events; and, a suite of customized services to help their businesses save time and money. Restaurant and nightlife establishments that join the New York City Hospitality Alliance become part of our tight-knit community and ensure our industry is represented and served.
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https://www.thenycalliance.org
NYC Hospitality Alliance的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 酒店业
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- New York,NY
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2012
- 领域
- Advocacy、Advice、Education、Information和Hospitality
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65 W 55th St
US,NY,New York,10019
NYC Hospitality Alliance员工
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Glenn Grindlinger
Partner, Labor & Employment Law, Fox Rothschild, LLP
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Ariel Palitz
Global Government & Hospitality Industry Advisor Founding Director NYC Mayors Office of Nightlife 2018-2023 #nightlifemayor
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Tiffany Burkett
J.D. Candidate | Advocate for Diverse Learners | Nonprofit Founder | Entrepreneur | Community Leader
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Sarah Diehl
Founder of Empowered Hospitality | HR Leader | Culture Builder | Hospitality Resource
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Join us for our State of the Industry Conference taking place at the NY Restaurant Show on March 23-25 at the Javits Center. At the NY Restaurant Show, you can experience exhibits from top product and services providers to the hospitality industry, educational seminars like our State of the Industry Conference hosted on the show floor, competitions, culinary demonstrations, and more – three days of excitement, inspiration, and discovery. Secure discounted tickets today by using our code Alliance2025 at checkout. https://buff.ly/4hW66gi
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"So while some people are trying to be patient, they're also cognizant that they need to get their application approved, especially if they're doing roadway dining, to plan and pay and build their streatery." - Andrew Rigie
NYC restaurants fret over backlog of outdoor dining applications as spring approaches
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Did you secure your tickets to the NY Restaurant Show yet? Experience exhibits from top product and services providers to the hospitality industry, educational seminars like our State of the Industry Conference?hosted on the show floor, competitions, culinary demonstrations, and more – three days of excitement, inspiration, and discovery on March 23-25 at the Javits Center. The Alliance is offering special ticket rates starting at $20 (until 2/19) and then $40 until 3/22. Use code Alliance2025 at checkout. https://buff.ly/4hW66gi
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Kicking off Savor The Bronx Restaurant Week, (Feb 18 - 23) where you can get great deals at 70+ delicious restaurants across the BX. The NYC Hospitality Alliance is a proud supporter and partner! Go explore, enjoy and support! Visit: https://lnkd.in/e3_eMPsF
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"While the new Dining Out NYC program is better in many ways than the pre-pandemic sidewalk café law, as it rolls out we’re learning ways the law could be further reformed to speed up the licensing process, reduce fees and barriers, and get even more restaurants to participate across the five boroughs." - Andrew Rigie
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Our team testified at City Council to address the legal and regulatory challenges facing small businesses. We submitted seven key recommendations for critical regulatory reforms, along with six additional proposals to enhance the new Dining Out NYC outdoor dining program. Read our testimony: https://buff.ly/4gskDPI
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"Those extra customers that are coming in from the Tristate area, they may drive in. Maybe it's really cold out. They don't feel like taking public transportation. I mean, there's a million different reasons. But we're hoping that combined with just great restaurants and Restaurant Week it can give them that extra nudge." - Andrew Rigie
Congestion pricing raises concern among restaurant owners
abc7ny.com
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TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR BASH FOR THE BOROS 2025! Secure your early bird 20% discount until 2/4 by using code earlybird20 at checkout. Join us for an unforgettable night of celebration and support for the NYC Hospitality Alliance! This is the ultimate gathering of top NYC restaurant, bar, and nightclub owners and operators, as well as leading product and service providers, government officials, and civic leaders. Proceeds raised from Bash for the Boros supports our vital?mission?to advocate for, represent, and serve education and information to New York City’s restaurant and nightlife industry. Get your tickets today, and contact us if your company is interested in being a sponsor! https://lnkd.in/e_DEbMCA
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“We support cleaner air, but it can be very expensive for restaurants to make these emission upgrades, so the city should be providing grants and financial support to help small businesses meet their imposed goals" - Andrew Rigie
Exclusive | NYC restaurants flip out over new ‘char broil’ rule that would force them to cut emissions by 75%: ‘Stop messing with my burgers’
nypost.com