29-30th August, 2018JW Marriott Hotel, New Delhi
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Conference

Innovation Summit

From the first drive-through restaurant in early 1948 to Instagrammable food pics and designknow how restaurant industry has changed in all these years. But since being innovative and cutting edge ain’t everyone’s cup of tea, listen to the torch-bearers and disrupters who went through many new innovations to bring the world on a platter.
#Hybrid is in: Customers look for an extensive and in-rich menu when they visit a restaurant. Places that are serving a mix of global and local foods are gaining ground in the country catching multiple crowds.
#Design that Talks: Are you into five senses of design? Do you pair your food with the design? Does it speaks and communicates the brand identity?
#Building Community: It's not about page views, reach, promotions. It is about engagement. It's all about your customers talking back.
#Fast-casual is the new comfort: White table cloth and fancy dresses are a passé…customers these days walk into restaurant in their sleepers and casual is a chic.
#Convenience: How accessible is the food to your customer? Convenience is all about accessibility, right there, right now.
Conference Agenda
Gen-Next Leadership: Growth Strategies from Up-and-coming Power Players

The Generation Next is all set to change the restaurant industry. Family business new leaders & young start-ups with unfamiliar know-how will discuss how they successfully navigate today’s new normal of tough consumer demands, high-quality menu expectations and game-changing technology. These young guns will share the winning formulas of leading growth chains set to be tomorrow's big brands

  • Finding the Unique: How You can be Different
  • Experimentation: Tinkering Afresh to create a New Market
  • Vibrance : Thinking food business creatively
Adapting the Format: How Young Operators are Turning a Legacy Restaurant Brand into a fresh format to Address Market Disrupters
The Future Of Food Service At Home What can restaurants do to make their delivery operations a success?

The restaurant industry is currently going through unprecedented change with delivery as one of the fastest-moving trends in its history. As the availability of online ordering, delivery and related off-premise channels continue to proliferate, the impact on in-restaurant dining as well as brand and quality perceptions are an ongoing concern. Understanding the changing dynamics of how and where consumers’ source foodservice at home and expectations for the future are critical for operators across all industry segments.

  • Dark Kitchens: Is this the future of takeaway
  • Satellite kitchens & restaurant business- Finding a connection
  • The Brand Impact of Third-party Delivery
Retain Quality Talent In A Turnover Culture Today manpower costs have gone up to 35-40% of total restaurant costs. Controlling the costs and reducing labor liability in 2018 has to become a top priority now.

The session will take on top techniques & tools for controlling Manpower costs and reducing labor liability that every operator must know in 2018. The largest and most successful Restaurants and chains in India are already putting into place the tools and process they need to manage labor. When it comes to managing labor - time is money!

  • (Staying) Open For Business: Leveraging New Late hour Trends & creative staffing Ideas
  • Creating highly efficient environments
  • Driving Adoption of People Development to Your Franchisees
  • Strategically slimmed down restaurants’ organizational structures in order to maximize profitability
  • What a culture and training program entails and offers tips and techniques to create employee loyalty and retention.
New Restaurant Realty: Opportunities To Do More With Less

Location. Concept. Clustering .Space

  • The Right collaboration between food retailers and landlords
  • Making most of non-traditional locations for food service-hospitals, schools, entertainment zones, corporates, canteens, highways, subways, residential communities
  • How Shopping malls are turning into New food Destinations
  • The Next Stop: Sharing the plate with Department stores