Attend a conference at the Wisconsin School of Business and you’re likely to see your fair share of suits, blazers, and other types of business wear. But the scene looked just a bit different when around 70 franchise owners from across the country—many clad in chef’s jackets—descended on Grainger Hall in October for the first-ever Chefs for Seniors conference.
For attendees, it was a chance to connect with existing peers and make new connections. For company founder Nathan Allman (BBA ’15), however, the experience was also a homecoming. Allman was a student at WSB when he founded Chefs for Seniors after initially pitching the idea during the school’s annual business plan competition—and winning the category for lifestyle products and services.
Read full story at https://business.wisc.edu/news/alumnus-nathan-allman-returns-to-wsb-to-host-his-companys-first-ever-conference/