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In this episode, Mitzi interviews Tynette Lynch, CEO of Aldridge Gardens and Director of Tourism and Hospitality for the City Of Hoover.
Tynette has over 30 years in the hotel industry in management, sales, and marketing. She will tell us about how hospitality and restaurant business has changed, and the surprising positive shifts that have happened at Aldridge Gardens.
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tynette-lynch-cha-55898112
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