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    1. Creative ~ Smart ~ Effective September 14-15 ~ Dallas, TX Brought to you by: 1
    2. WELCOME Twitter Hashtag #fcsummit
    3. Thank You www.onosys.com
    4. ISSUE 22 - APR/MAY 09 Summit Address IDEAS & TRENDS FOR THE FAST CASUAL R Paul Barron Publisher & Founder Coming to America Pita Pit 14 Mobile marketing 18
    5. Fast Casual Issue 1 | Oct-Nov 2005 TM 1994 Fast Casual.com is born Delivering Quality, Experience and Service Burrito Business Soaring 2000 Market Reaches 250 Concepts Freebirds does it their way! Marketing Crescent City FC 2004 your Brand a New Way OP Bayou Blitz Inaugural T 00 Issue Market almost hit 450 Concepts 1 m ers s& over who ! shak the r u k les brea
    6. 2006 The Fast Casual Executive Summit is born Fast Casual Executive Summit Invitation Only Event Place: Ritz Carlton Hotel, Pasadena, California The summit will include some of the brightest Date: Monday and Tuesday, December 4-5 minds in the business, including both operators RSVP: No later than November 20, 2006 and vendors, assessing some of the most pressing needs in the fast-casual restaurant industry. 2007 Fast Casual Alliance is Launched more than 500 Concepts in the U.S. 2009 Market expected to reach 20 Billion in Revenue
    7. Industry News & Info Executive Education Industry Research Peer Collaboration New Media Think Tank Industry Event Organizer Power Networking Trend Analyst Ideas & Innovations Executive Analysis Futurists
    8. Know When
    9. Three types of Fast Casuals will dominate Dips Culdesac Cliff The BEST in the world at what you do
    10. Extraordinary goes to the small group ~ Get through the hard stuff ~ Quit the wrong stuff ~ Stick with the right stuff and have the guts to do it
    11. Prediction ~ Fast Casual will splinter to new segments in the next five years ~ New innovation will create a new category of Casual Gourmet
    12. Keynote Dean Lindsay Working and Winning in a World of Change
    13. with Dean Lindsay Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    14. CREATIVE. SMART. EFFECTIVE. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    15. Awesome! www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    16. Boosting Sales in Down Times Hiring Quality “Smiles” Doing MORE with LESS Pr ogr ess Securing Capital & Locations Strengthening Employee Morale Encouraging Referrals Cementing Guest Loyalty www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    17. All Progress is Change, but IncreasingChange is Progress. NOT all Productivity Boosting Sales Pr ogr ess Strengthening Employee Morale Cementing Customer Loyalty Building Better Leaders www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    18. All Progress is Change, but NOT all Change is Progress. “It is not strange ... to mistake change for progress. -- President Millard Fillmore (13th President of the USA) www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    19. is to Be Progress www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    20. t wha t is l to r esis It is na tura Cha nge. v iewe d as ace w hat l to e mbr It is na tura gre ss. d as Pro is v iewe www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    21. All must be positioned Experiences Food AS PROGRESS Leadership Style Ideas Customerminds of Products in the Service those we wish to propel Recommendations Restaurants into positive action. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    22. The Rise of Progress Leadership “If you want to build a ship, don't drum up people together to collect wood and don't assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea.” -- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (French Aviator, Poet, & Author of The Little Prince) www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    23. Strive to Become Progress Agents www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    24. Invest Follow Refer Buy Try Listen Eat Sweep Return Serve Cook Care Clean Lead Buy More Want Lend Think www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    25. “Strong reasons make Strong actions.” -- William Shakespeare (The Life and Death of King John) www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    26. alized I rn nte Reasons Create Movement. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    27. The Six Ps of Progress www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    28. Viktor Frankl, M.D., Ph.D. (1905-1997) • Austrian Neurologist • Holocaust Survivor • One of the greatest European Psychiatrists of the 20th century. • Founder of logotherapy Logos – Greek for reason or meaning. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    29. U.S. Library of Congress named Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning one of the 10 books that “made the most difference in people's lives.” www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    30. “As friend, colleague and assistant to Dr. Viktor Frankl for over twenty years, I can confidently shar with you that Dean Lindsay gets it! His ability to integrate the inspirational theories of Dr. Viktor Frankl with contemporary business needs is extraordinary. -- Jay I. Levinson, Ph.D. Former Special Assistant to Dr. Viktor Frankl Actual Quote (Not Actual Photo) www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    31. “For the meaning of life differs from man to man, from day to day and from hour to hour. What matters, therefore, is not the meaning of life in general but rather the specific meaning of a person's life at a given moment.” -- Dr. Viktor Frankl www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    32. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    33. “Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response.” -- Dr. Viktor Frankl www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    34. People choose Progress. How are YOU Progress? YOU = Your Restaurants Your Customer Service Your Marketing Your Leadership Style Your Working Environments YOU www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    35. Peace of Mind www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    36. Acceptance Composure Contentment Contentment Inner Calmness State of tranquility Quiet Mind Harmony Sleeping easy at night Serenity Absence of Mental Clear Conscience Stress or Anxiety Safety Lack of agitation (Sounds nice, huh?) www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    37. Strong Relationships offer peace of mind. Insurance offers peace of mind. Good Benefit Packages offer peace of mind. Money in the Bank offers peace of mind. Good Buzz offers peace of mind. Meaningful Work offers peace of mind. Consistent Food offer peace of mind. Receiving Referrals offers peace of mind. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    38. Delivering Receiving Solid Customer Service offers Peace of Mind. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    39. How do YOU offer the Promise of Peace of Mind? Be Progress. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    40. Pleasure www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    41. “Work is either fun or drudgery. It depends on your attitude. I like fun.” -- Colleen Barrett (Southwest Airlines’ former president, with airline since 1971 inception) www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    42. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    43. How do YOU offer the Promise of Pleasure? Be Progress. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    44. Profit www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    45. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    46. Pro fit ord T he w ma ome s fro c word L atin g me anin ma ke “to s”. gr es pro www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    47. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    48. 5. Build Priceless Business Relationships with ssio nals P rofe In this RO OM. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    49. How do YOU offer the Promise of Profit? Be Progress. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    50. Pain Avoidance www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    51. Headache Heartache Agony Grief Disappointment Crick Suffering Sting Despair HURT Bitterness Cramp Punishment Misery Distress Torment Aversion Headache Regret Harm Disgust Stress Ache Heartache Worry Discomfort Irritation Trouble Distaste Sadness Unpleasantness Shock Anxiety Tribulation Annoyance Boredom Woundedness Affliction Woe Drag Anguish Nuisance Bother www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    52. Helping People Avoid Pain is BIG BUSINESS! www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    53. more W hat is l: “And there p ainfu ain't nothing isci pline like regret to S elf-D ret? or Reg remind you you're alive.” -- Sheryl Crow (Prolific Rock & Roller) www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    54. How do you offer The Promise of Pain Avoidance? Be Progress. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    55. Prestige www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    56. “Everyone has an invisible sign hanging from their neck saying, ‘Make me feel important.’ Never forget this message when working with people.” -- Mary Kay Ash (Founder of Mary Kay) www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    57. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    58. Hey Dean. -- Mr. Fast Casual www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    59. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    60. What’s your the How do YOU offer Pink Promise of Prestige? Caddy Be Progress. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    61. Power www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    62. Clout Brawn CHOICE Leadership Ability Might Influence Muscle Steam Horsepower www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    63. “Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms – to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way.” -- Dr. Viktor Frankl www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    64. “A human being is a deciding being.” -- Dr. Viktor Frankl www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    65. Three Progress Action Steps from the Work of Dr. Frankl 1.Harness the Freedom of Choice 2. Take Responsibility for Actions 3.Drive Actions by Understanding Goals and Strengths www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    66. “Life can be pulled by goals just as surely as it can be pushed by drives.” -- Dr. Viktor Frankl www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    67. at dr ives Wh you t he pe ople to pr opel wish int o act ion? www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    68. How do you offer the Promise of Power? Be Progress. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    69. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    70. CREATIVE. SMART. EFFECTIVE. www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    71. ro gr es s. B eP www.DeanLindsay.com Twitter.com/DeanLindsay
    72. BREAK BY Back at 2:00 Sharp
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