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A podcast for those interested in a career in hospitality. Whether culinary or hotels, Bed and Butter is “The Hospitality Podcast”Learn from some of the icons in the business. This first episode introduces listeners to the podcast with host Sean Riley and his vision. Please subscribe and share with your teams. Let’s build the next generation of leaders, one episode at a time.Sit back, relax and get inspired Maine Course Hospitality Group Charlene Williams Kathy Decker Jamey Kitchen Marshall Communications Southern Maine Community College Chris Barstow Shamus Riley Creed Robert Morgan IV Jamie Durmis Mulley Josh CushingListen to this episode from Bed & Butter: THE Hospitality Podcast on Spotify. Welcome to Bed and Butter, the Hospitality podcast where host Sean Riley, a seasoned hotel executive, shares over 40 years of industry wisdom. In this episode, Sean and Jamie Mulley, Corporate Director of Operations, explo… See MoreSee Less
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Please welcome Creed Robert Morgan IV and his team at the Residence Inn Albany, NY to Maine Course Hospitality Group family. A group of Maine Course investors aquired this 106 room hotel less than 1 mile from our dual branded hotel at Crossgrate Mall near the @SUNY campus. Creed said last night, after the the sale was formalized, “I’m extremely excited to be part of this great company for years to come.” Thats because of the great culture the Maine Course family has created together. Thanks to the team that made this happen. Congrats to all! See MoreSee Less
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Sharing the Maine Course Hospitality Group culture is one of my favorite parts of the job. Nancy talks about branding, but what makes our brand special is the participation in our culture at all levels. Thank you Nancy for thinking of us for your award winning podcast. Jamie Durmis Mulley Josh Cushing See MoreSee Less
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    How many of us Boomers say things like…. “They don’t make employees like the old days. Work ethic is gone with Millennials. All kids do is look at their phones and don’t welcome customers.” Sound familiar? Well, in some cases this may be true. But I want to show you how millennials changed my mind…

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