day 3 john whyte course venice 2011
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Day 3 wednesday 13 april 2011
930-1100 Profitability:budget,cost concept,revenue,productivity in beverage operations,service
standards-leadership. Giorgio Fadda
1100-1230 A chat with Tony Micelotta
1330- 1700 The art of mixing drinks-rhum experiance Dom Costa
1700-1930 Teams work (Team americano)
This approach to business is very new to me it is called the S.W.O.T
(strenght.weakness,opportunities,threats) analysis.
Strenght
What advantage does your company have over other competitior?
What do you do better then anyone else?
What do people in your market see as your strength?.
Weakness
What could you improve?
What causes you to become complacent?
What should you avoid?What do people in your market see as your weakness?
Opportunities
Where are the good opportunites facing you?
What are the interesting trends?
Useful information.
Change of technology.
Change in some policy.
Change in social pattern.(popularity,profile,lifestyle)
Local events
Threat
Obstacles.
Analysis
Strength is internal
Weakness is external
Produce interesting.
Process proper selling plan.
Distribute to the correct areas.
Finance cost and investment wisely.
Adminstration and management.
Had an expresso break then it was time forTony.
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Tony Micelotta
A really great man the way he carries himself, u can feel that he is a man of great leardership-
Giorgio fadda
The people you choose must succeed you.-Rockafella Is the quote mr tony used in his chat with us
. He engaged us by asking very basic individual questions that made every one feel involved with
the session.. bravo Mr tony.
He commented on my jacket . Yup that ABSS pin was given to him by me.
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Lunch Time
Rhum experiance.
Rhum only made out of sugar cane or byproduct of sugar.
1493 Christoper columbus and hispanola
1500 Pedro de atienza|(cant recall what this means but it is important for the history of rhum)
The triangle of slavery (America-europe-africa)
OLD GROG -Rhum and Sugar cane juice heated.in a pan.
31 of july 1970 Black Tot Day,Britains Royal Navy officially stopped its daily ration of rum to crewmembers aboard naval ships, ending a centuries-old tradition.
Admiral Nelsons Last Voyage
1805 In the trafalgar battle Admiral Nelson died and his body was preserved in rhum as sailors
couldnt resist the rhum the just drank it and called it the Nelsons blood.if u drink it u will be asbrave as Nelson.
(Rhumagricole)
Grade a(mild)
Grade b(dark)
Black strap(molasses)
Begasses- sugar cane residue
Agricole uses juice only
Traditional usues molasses
All rhum are blended unless stated on label
Angels share: during the period of maturation a certian amount of alcohol evaporates from the
barrel.
Caramel is added to enhance the presentation. Not flavour because caramel is really bitter.
Dont believe me try it. Not the syrup the real thing heat a spoon full of sugar and when it becomes
brown that is caramel.
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Traditional rhum is my preference.
Cube sugar with molases.
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Molasses in a jar.
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Teams work team Americano.
A casino bar in venice.
Casino Americano Venezia
Nice table set to casino theamed with the song we speak no americano blaring on the back
ground
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Saskia dekker and alin sorescu
Patrick thomas
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Monika kewnewmewsomthing like that
Well done team americano.