National Restaurant Association Seeks Nominations for Prestigious Operator Innovations Awards

Recognizes commercial and non-commercial operators who drive innovation and excellence in the restaurant industry

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The National Restaurant Association (NRA) encourages the nation’s nearly one million restaurants to apply or nominate a fellow operator for its 2013 Operator Innovations Awards. The Operator Innovations Awards celebrate restaurant operators who are transforming the industry with extraordinary creativity and commitment to innovation and excellence in execution.

Date: 13 November 2012, 13:25 PM EST
Source: National Restaurant Association
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National Restaurant Association’s Innovator of the Year. From left to right: NRA chair Roz Mallet, Evelyn Hill general manager Bob Uffer, NRA President and CEO Dawn Sweeney
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The National Restaurant Association (NRA) encourages the nation’s nearly one million restaurants to apply or nominate a fellow operator for its 2013 Operator Innovations Awards. The Operator Innovations Awards celebrate restaurant operators who are transforming the industry with extraordinary creativity and commitment to innovation and excellence in execution.
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The National Restaurant Association (NRA) encourages the nation’s nearly one million restaurants to apply or nominate a fellow operator for its 2013 Operator Innovations Awards. The Operator Innovations Awards celebrate restaurant operators who are transforming the industry with extraordinary creativity and commitment to innovation and excellence in execution.
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