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We are truly indebted to the leadership students at JHU who provided us with feedback.

  • Writer: John Scollan
    John Scollan
  • Sep 21, 2025
  • 1 min read

On September 8th Let’s Eat management and marketing staff had the honor of addressing several leadership classes at the Homewood Campus of Johns Hopkins University. After reviewing all of the comments and feedback I am convinced that we benefited more from our experience than the undergraduates did. Their collective feedback was incitefull, smart and cogent. The irony was that we stressed great leaders should listen more than speak. Well we took our own advice and are better for it. Thank you Senior Lecturer, MC Coghlan, for this opportunity to speak with your students.

 
 
 

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