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Congrats to National Restaurant Industry Practice Group Chair Riley Lagesen, who's been selected by @NRNonline readers as among the most influential solutions providers and operators in the country
👉bit.ly/3pDUcMl
#NRNPowerList
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Black history is American history. This month and always, Davis Wright Tremaine celebrates the countless contributions of Black Americans to our country.
#BHM #BHM2021 #diversityinlaw
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Congratulations to @GuyFieri on making the 2020 Bloomberg 50. His efforts raised over $21.5M in 7 weeks for restaurant workers struggling during COVID-19 shutdowns.
Our thank you from DWT National Restaurant Industry Practice Group Chair Riley Lagesen: bit.ly/3oISzND
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Congrats to DWT restaurant industry practice group chair Riley Lagesen, who's been tapped by @CIACulinary to join the highly respected foodservice industry & business leaders on its board of trustees.
👉bit.ly/2Ib2mMR
Great chat with @CheffJJ about the exciting things going on at @fieldtripharlem. Thanks #dwtDOWNLOAD
In our lunch presentation, @DWTlaw's @rileylagesen chats w/ @ChefJJ Johnson about his inspiration for @fieldtripharlem, its community efforts during the pandemic, and growth plans to bring food and culture to new markets around America 🍚
#dwtDOWNLOAD #riceisculture
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As Americans prepare to #vote, DWT partner Aaron Colby explains in his latest for @Forbes how the law protects workers who may be forced to choose between working and exercising their constitutional right.
#employmentlaw #Election2020 @TheRealAcolby forbes.com/sites/aaroncolby/…
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Congrats @mushroomjerky — rightly named company to watch in future of plant-based food in USA. Also, delicious. foodboro.com/plant-based-usa…
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House passes revised $2.2 trillion HEROES Act that would include $120 billion in relief for independent restaurants ow.ly/xyOw50BHZUj @JoannaFantozzi
DWT's @rileylagesen will join @ChefJJ Johnson on 10/6 for an interactive session discussing the inspiration for Johnson's @fieldtripharlem, its community efforts during the pandemic, and growth plans. Learn more⤵️
#RiceIsCulture #restaurantsrise @NRNonline
FREE for restaurant leaders. #MUFSO is taking over October with Restaurants Rise! Hear from Erica Dhawan, @soledadobrien, @OmarJohnson, Vijay Vaitheeswaran and more!
Learn more: bit.ly/3gMaMp5
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Way to go James Beard Foundation and DWT client Chef Carla Hall on fund to help Black & Indigenous Americans follow their restaurant dreams #OpenForGood
More: bit.ly/2FN8TvY
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This #FoodSafetyMonth, join @Ecolab for a webinar hosted with @NRNonline and @RH_restaurant on what to expect at your on-site or virtual health inspection, how to best prepare for it and how it will strengthen your overall food safety culture. Register: bit.ly/3im13rb
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.@NRNonline is highlighting the human stories and faces of the foodservice industry, sharing what it really looks like to lead a business in times of crisis.
Click through to read stories from the front lines of restaurants across the country. fal.cn/3acdu
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Not all workers are on board with remote work, with many feeling unprepared.
This makes it even more important for organizations to be thoughtful in how to shift to remote work. DWT's Aaron Colby writes for @Forbes:
@TheRealAcolby #employmentlaw
forbes.com/sites/aaroncolby/…
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Congrats to DWT National Restaurant Industry Practice Group chair Riley Lagesen, who's been honored by @TheNLJ for "Crisis Leadership," in part for his collab w/ @GuyFieri on the $23M Restaurant Employee Relief Fund.
Read more: bit.ly/352rVIF
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Replying to @DWTFoodBev
@DWTFoodBev attorney @allicondra's top 10 considerations for the direct-to-consumer pivot, in @TheRealAcolby's latest contribution to @Forbes forbes.com/sites/aaroncolby/…
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Beer may get more expensive as temporary federal excise tax cuts on alcoholic beverages are set to expire at the end of the year--unless Congress acts.
More in @Forbes w/ @DWTFoodBev's @TheRealAcolby, Kelly Luzania, &
@jlyonjd⤵️ bit.ly/2Qr01xP






















