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During this One Take CEO Interview, Mark shares what he's seeing in the industry, how he believes restaurants and bars will operate for the foreseeable future, and how Summit Brewing responded, and is moving forward, in the Covid-19 economy. Mark also shares lessons learned in other extremely challenging situations since founding Summit in 1986.
One Take CEO Interviews are independently produced, unedited one-on-one discussions between a business leader and former Twin Cities Business Editor in Chief Dale Kurschner. This interview is sponsored by the Platinum Group, which for 40 years has served as Minnesota's best resource for helping businesses survive surprises and setbacks.
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