Monday Night Zoom With CHOW November 14
Guest Speaker – Adam Lamb
Mondays at 6 MST/7 CST/8 EST
This meeting is hosted from Denver, CO. All are welcome, no matter where you live or work.
Meeting ID: 816 2235 9036
Passcode: Outreach
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Meeting ID: 816 2235 9036
Passcode: 41614029
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Host
Billy Voges (he/him)
I’m here to give back to the people of an industry that has always welcomed me with open arms; while deepening my own understanding of how to support others’ mental wellness. I plan on pursuing a career in mental health counseling.
ExPOS
Melinda Dorn (she/her)
I want everyone to know that the conversation around improving our industry is ongoing; and that the fight for a safe and sane workplace is NOT OVER YET!
Speaker
Adam M LambProfessional Chef, Coach and MentorAdam M Lamb is a professional chef with thirty years of successes and failures which he leverages to serve other chefs and culinary professionals looking to up level their careers as coach and mentor at ChefLifeCoaching.com
He is also, producer and host of three popular podcasts, Chef Life Radio, dedicated to chefs who want to enjoy their career without sacrificing their lives, the Line Check podcast, redefining culinary leadership for the #newhospitalityculture and Turning the Tables with Jim Taylor of Benchmark Sixty, the most progressive restaurant podcast featuring staff-centric operating solutions for the food and beverage industry’s most persistent problems.
Chef Adam is a highly regarded consultant for the hospitality industry on the topics of change management, improving organizational culture and internal community building. He speaks on the topics of mental health awareness and addiction in the industry, rites of passage, initiation and other’s men’s topics.
Adam’s published works include: Getting Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable, Profanity & Its Proper Use, and An Initiated Man, Finally.
