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There are restaurateurs out there that just seem to have the golden touch. Everything they open gets patronized by celebrities and there are lines out the door from day one. Today we sit down with Mark Birnbaum of Catch Restaurant Groupto discover the tools and strategies he’s used to create success after success.
For more information on Catch, visit https://www.catchrestaurants.com/.
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