Case Study: Dine Divine

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Dine Divine will be at an advantage when it comes to our management team. Our Restaurant will be a partnership and we have discussed all of us being managers and hire an additional manager as well as a team leader. Each one of us as owners has different experience. My educational and work background is as follow; I’ve worked in the restaurant industry for around 3 years, I have worked in customer service for around 5 years and, I am an entrepreneur pursuing a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a concentration in management. My partners also have a strong work ethic and together we plan on running a successful business. We will have someone to handle all the financial part of the business. The person that will take care of most

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