Thinking about tapping into
the catering industry?
Unlike any other food business, the element of success
in starting a catering business is very high. Expending
your business through knowledge and planning will lead
to your success in the catering industry.
As you can see from the subjects below, this extensive
catering business startup service has everything you
will need to get your catering business running and
off the ground. This service has been written by Michael
Meyer, formally the Executive Banquet Chef of the Five
Star Essex House Hotel in New Your City. He provide
you with the latest information and all the necessary
forms that are needed to start and operate a catering
business including many financial forms, sample business
letters and a complete business plan.
Includes :
• Introduction to the catering business
• Caterers' Qualifications and Skills
• Complying with City Ordinances
• On-Premises Catering Vs. Off-Premises Catering
• Sharing or Renting a Kitchen
• Operating off premise catering out of your restaurant
kitchen or from a commissary
• Required Equipment
• Start-Up Coverage
Setting up your business:
• Setting up your Kitchen and pantry
• Smallwares and Utensils
• Finding Used Equipment
• Menu planning launching and marketing
• The art of booking parties
• Service Equipment
• Transporting the food
• Party set up and breakdown
Types of Catering Opportunities
• Weddings
• Social Catering
• Corporate Catering
• Community Affairs
• Special Events
• Kosher Catering
• Wine and Bar Service
Event Management
• Organizing Your Time and the Party
Setup
• Managing an Event from Introduction to Conclusion
• How to Estimate the Food Quantities
• Floral, Decor, and Subcontractors' Services
• Scheduling Staff and Assistants
• Hiring VS renting employees
• Outsourcing Entertainment
Marketing your catering business
• Defining Your Concept
• How to Market and Promote your Business
• Putting Together a Promotional Kit
• Getting Referrals and Repeat Business
• How to advertise your business
• Tracking Your Success
• Sales
Catering Growth and Expansion Strategy
• Building your catering business and operating
your business at a multi-event level
• Leveraging the success of the concept in its
current state
Written Agreements and Contracts
• How Much to Charge
• Closing the Deal
• Keeping a Portfolio
• Running your business
Estimating Quantities, and Writing Proposals
• Calculating Your Kitchen Labor
• Food preparation and Presentation
• Beverages and Alcohol
• Public Service Perishable Food Distribution
• Establishing Relationships with Wholesale
• Purveyors
• Insurance Suggestions
Menu Planning & Recipe Development
• Hors d'Oeuvres
• Appetizers
• Entrées
• Desserts
and Much More...
Contact Michael Meyer
to learn more about Starting and expending your catering
business.
1-516-242-6695 or by email consulting@cuisinearts.com
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