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Dishing Out Opportunities<br />

Investments in the next generation of culinary<br />

creatives supports students pursuing careers focused<br />

on the plate.<br />

Each year, the brand hosts endowed and expandable<br />

scholarships with both The Culinary Institute of America<br />

(CIA) and Johnson & Wales University. The pledges are<br />

reserved for culinary students and each school allocates<br />

the variable sum based on financial need.<br />

To qualify, students write essays showcasing their<br />

need for assistance, interest in culinary arts and<br />

beef. Each told a story connecting their personal<br />

experiences to their passion for creating special<br />

moments around food.<br />

“Beef has been the centerpiece to many of my childhood<br />

memories,” shared recipient Madison Giacherio.<br />

Matthew Blankenship, another scholarship recipient<br />

shared in his essay, “There are many reasons why<br />

Chef Peter and Tony cook with Culinary<br />

Institute of America students.<br />

I have so much respect for this company — their<br />

commitment to family and their commitment<br />

to quality. It’s why we use their steaks on my<br />

grandparent’s 50th anniversary and their beef in my<br />

mother’s stew on a cold winter day. This company is<br />

always bettering itself, and I will always do the same.”<br />

Beef education extends to the classroom where brand<br />

team members collaborate with teachers on meat<br />

science and butchery curriculum.<br />

Connecting with students for beef education adds<br />

another layer of mentorship. <strong>Brand</strong> chefs Tony Biggs<br />

and Peter Rosenberg returned to their alma mater, CIA<br />

— Hyde Park, to cook for 800 incoming students. More<br />

than serving great beef, the chefs prepped the meal with<br />

six rookies, teaching them their own technique.<br />

“The chef of tomorrow needs to learn so much more<br />

than I ever did,” says Rosenberg. “Investing in these<br />

students today, especially in sharing the importance of<br />

proteins, is going to give us the leaders of tomorrow.”<br />

FEEL GOOD FOOD<br />

Niche markets and natural products make<br />

a divine combination.<br />

Brothers Marketplace meet it’s customers’<br />

demands: fresh, whole foods with<br />

superior quality and consistency. The<br />

Certified Angus Beef ® brand Natural<br />

products are a perfect fit for their<br />

Northeastern customers.<br />

The Boston-area stores focus on creating<br />

a strong visual presence and shopping<br />

experience for their customers. Unique<br />

in-store marketing and sharing their beef’s<br />

background aligns with the mission of the<br />

neighborhood market.<br />

Consistent carcass utilization provides<br />

a steady supply to offer their customers<br />

with a wide variety of natural beef cut<br />

options. From shoulder cuts to tenderloin,<br />

they have it all.<br />

While Certified Angus Beef ® brand Natural<br />

product sales were down 20%, in some<br />

markets, they are the ideal. The Roche<br />

Brothers. branch saw a 136% increase this<br />

year in pounds of product sold.<br />

“For the team at Brothers Marketplace<br />

and Roche Brothers, it’s about the<br />

relationships, with their customers and<br />

their partners, and the quality products<br />

they provide in their stores,” says Jeff<br />

Vinacco, Certified Angus Beef ® executive<br />

account manager.<br />

Consistent relationships serving<br />

a captivated clientele. It just feels natural.<br />

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