Ryan Tapped to Head CIA
The Culinary Institute of America has named Tim Ryan to succeed Ferdinand Metz as the institution's president.
Ryan, a longtime educator and administrator at the CIA's campus here, was widely expected to assume the role. However, the school had spent 10 months reviewing
candidates, and did not disclose Ryan's selection until its annual meeting this past weekend.
Ryan currently serves as executive vice president and will move up to his new post on Nov. 1. He is the Institute's fifth president and the first alumnus to hold the post. Ryan graduated in 1977 and is currently ranked a master chef.
Metz, who had headed the Institute since 1980, will step into a fund-raising role for the school, with the title of president emeritus. He announced his resignation late in 2000, without citing any specific reasons for the move.
Ryan, a longtime educator and administrator at the CIA's campus here, was widely expected to assume the role. However, the school had spent 10 months reviewing
Ryan currently serves as executive vice president and will move up to his new post on Nov. 1. He is the Institute's fifth president and the first alumnus to hold the post. Ryan graduated in 1977 and is currently ranked a master chef.
Metz, who had headed the Institute since 1980, will step into a fund-raising role for the school, with the title of president emeritus. He announced his resignation late in 2000, without citing any specific reasons for the move.
In addition, make sure to read these articles:
- Fed Bails Out Wall Street at Main Street's Expense
- Are Culinary Academies Just Fish Stories?
- Booking a Trip to Flatware island
- Sysco's diversity is key to its successful expansion
- American Red Cross Head and Aon's Pat Ryan Discuss Crisis Management at Nov. 3...
- Unsung Heroes
- Outback Customers Step Up To Plate
- Il Fornaio Announces ''Dine Out to Help''; Authentic Italian...
- CORRECTING and REPLACING Sysco Food Services of Portland Continues Successful Promotion...
- Thursday, Oct. 14, 2004 Designated ``Dine Out for Disaster Relief Day''; Tony Roma's...
- American Red Cross and FedEx Announce Collaboration to Help Small Businesses Get Prepared...
- AT&T Doubles Its California Pledge to American Red Cross in Support of Wildfire Relief...
Interest rate cuts designed to stimulate the economy are having the opposite effect, and small businesses are starting to feel the pain on Main Street.
( Blogger´s Note : Every Monday 'Readers Write' appears in this space. If you would like your question answered, email it to campipo@yahoo.com.) Dear Blogger ......
Yesterday I crossed that line so many restaurant owners draw between loss and profit. I walked into a restaurant supply house with a pocket full ......
With the nation still traumatized by the terrorist attacks on America and unnerved by the sluggish economy, the reassuring message from this industry summit is: ......
The Economic Club of Chicago: WHAT: Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma and the tsunami underscore the need for leaders to anticipate and respond to ......
In the aftermath of the Sept. 11 disaster, the number of charity fundraisers created by major chains and state restaurant associations seemed to materialize almost ......
Outback Steakhouse beat its estimates for the Oct. 11 Dine Out for America event, pulling in $8.5 million. The proceeds are going to the American ......
CORTE MADERA, Calif. -- Il Fornaio (America) Corp., the authentic Italian restaurant and bakery company, today announced that it will be donating ten percent ......
Business, Lifestyle & Food Editors CORRECTION...by Sysco Food Services of Portland PORTLAND, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 27, 2003 In BW5445, (OR-SYSCO-FOOD-SERVICES) Sysco Food Services of Portland Continues ......
DALLAS -- Romacorp, Inc., operators of Tony Roma's restaurants across Florida, announced today that all of their Florida restaurants will participate alongside other members of ......
National Survey Reveals Majority of Small Businesses Are Unprepared WASHINGTON -- A national survey of small businesses conducted by the American Red Cross and ......
$50,000 Grant to Support Los Angeles Area; Brings Funding to $100,000 in Southern California LOS ANGELES -- The AT&T Foundation, the corporate philanthropy organization ......
Email
Digg It
del.icio.us
Related Resources
How to Raise Capital Over the Long Term
Host Hattie Bryant of Small Business School interviews Kim Blickenstaff and Dr. Gunars Valkirs of Biosite, a biotechnology company in San Diego, California.
Business Resources
Sponsored Links
Site Map | Contact Us | FAQs | About Us | Media Kit | Reprints | RSS Directory | Sign Up for Free Newsletters | Disclosure Policy
Copyright © 1999 - 2008 AllBusiness.com, Inc. All rights reserved.
No part of this content or the data or information included therein may be reproduced,
republished or redistributed without the prior written consent of AllBusiness.com.
Use of this site is governed by our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy, Terms of Use Agreement and Privacy Policy.
© Copyright 2001 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.
You may not repost, republish, reproduce, package and/or redistribute the content of this page,
in whole or in part, without the written permission of the copyright holder.
Get In-Depth Company Information from Hoover's | Buy a D&B Credit Report | What is in Your Company's D&B Credit Report? | Article Archives
Online Business Database | Online Business Information | Email Marketing Lists | Sales and Marketing Solutions | Business Mailing Lists
Online Business Database | Online Business Information | Email Marketing Lists | Sales and Marketing Solutions | Business Mailing Lists
Information and opinions on AllBusiness.com solely represent the thoughts and opinions of the authors and are not endorsed by, or reflect the beliefs of,
AllBusiness.com, its parent company D&B, and its affiliates.
AllBusiness.com, its parent company D&B, and its affiliates.
