Podcast appearances and mentions of angela leet

In this episode of Hospitality Hangout, Michael Schatzberg, “The Restaurant Guy,” and Jimmy Frischling, “The Finance Guy,” are joined by Angela Leet, CEO of QSR Automations. Angela discusses the company's innovative kitchen automation solutions and their recent recognition of being named as a finalist for the prestigious Ring of Fire award. She shares insights into their new product, ConnectSmart Recipes Plus, which aims to extend the capabilities of kitchen screen investments and address labor challenges through digital transformation. She delves into QSR Automations' philosophy of treating the kitchen as the “engine room” of a restaurant, creating a calmer environment with real-time information and predictive data for kitchen staff. Key Takeaways:(01:38) QSR Automations has pioneered restaurant tech since 1996 with its ConnectSmart platform used by major chains.(03:05) New product ConnectSmart Recipes Plus aims to extend kitchen screen capabilities and address labor challenges.(10:19) The kitchen is the engine room.(16:35) QSR leans toward the build-or-buy approach.(21:23) Solutions extend beyond restaurants to venues like stadiums, airports, and cruise ships.(31:31) QSR continues innovating after 25+ years and has been named a finalist for most innovative companies.(33:41) Angela prioritizes people and creating memorable experiences, starting in the kitchen.(39:28) Restaurants want to meet evolving consumer needs, like on-demand dining and customization.(41:25) QSR seeks true tech partnerships beyond just integration to provide a single customer solution.Resources Mentioned:QSR AutomationsMoneyball

In the latest episode of Hospitality Hangout, hosts Michael Schatzberg "The Restaurant Guy" and Jimmy Frischling "The Finance Guy" were on the road at FSTEC in Dallas, Texas. They ventured into the intricacies of the hospitality industry, with guests John Pepper of 211VC, Emily Williams Knight, CEO of the Texas Restaurant Association, Angela Leet, CEO of QSR Automations, and Golden Corral's CIO, Dawn Gillis.John Pepper: From Restaurant Startups to Tech StardomOpening the session was John Pepper, the dynamic force behind 211VC. As the co-founder of Boloco and the executive chairman of Hone, Pepper's entrepreneurial journey from launching a restaurant to investing in revolutionary restaurant tech is a masterclass in pivoting and seizing opportunities. The deep dive into the nuances of investing in startups and the seismic shifts expected in back-of-house operations.Emily Williams Knight: The Queen of Texas RestaurantsDescribed by the hosts as "Texas Restaurant Royalty", Emily Williams Knight, CEO of the Texas Restaurant Association, illuminated her illustrious path. From being inspired by TV shows to leading global brands, Emily's stint has seen it all. Her insights into TRA's role during the pandemic, the embrace of technology in hospitality, and the challenges therein made for an insightful session.Angela Leet: Automating the Future of Quick-ServiceAngela Leet, the brilliant CEO of QSR Automations, shared her riveting trajectory from a dream in architecture to becoming an influential player in restaurant tech. Her discussion on strategic partnerships in the tech landscape and the need for constant innovation in kitchen technology gave listeners a glimpse into the future of QSR.Dawn Gillis: Golden Corral's Tech MaverickConcluding the series was Dawn Gillis, the strategic mind behind Golden Corral's tech initiatives. From her tech endeavors at 7-Eleven to her pivotal role in Golden Corral's digital transformation, Gillis's story is one of resilience and innovation. She unveiled Golden Corral's ambitious project, "Homeward Kitchen," set to redefine southern quick-serve dining.This Dallas edition of "Hospitality Hangout" wasn't just an episode—it was a culinary tech carnival. From playful banter and games, like the memorable "The Spice is Right," to in-depth discussions about the industry's challenges and future, it was a smorgasbord of insights, laughter, and expert knowledge. Restaurant professionals and tech enthusiasts alike, if you're looking to decode the future of restaurant tech and have fun doing it, this episode is your golden ticket.Tune in to Hospitality Hangout and stay updated with the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in the restaurant industry.

In the latest episode of Hospitality Hangout, hosts Michael Schatzberg "The Restaurant Guy" and Jimmy Frischling "The Finance Guy" were on the road at FSTEC in Dallas, Texas. They ventured into the intricacies of the hospitality industry, with guests John Pepper of 211VC, Emily Williams Knight, CEO of the Texas Restaurant Association, Angela Leet, CEO of QSR Automations, and Golden Corral's CIO, Dawn Gillis.John Pepper: From Restaurant Startups to Tech StardomOpening the session was John Pepper, the dynamic force behind 211VC. As the co-founder of Boloco and the executive chairman of Hone, Pepper's entrepreneurial journey from launching a restaurant to investing in revolutionary restaurant tech is a masterclass in pivoting and seizing opportunities. The deep dive into the nuances of investing in startups and the seismic shifts expected in back-of-house operations.Emily Williams Knight: The Queen of Texas RestaurantsDescribed by the hosts as "Texas Restaurant Royalty", Emily Williams Knight, CEO of the Texas Restaurant Association, illuminated her illustrious path. From being inspired by TV shows to leading global brands, Emily's stint has seen it all. Her insights into TRA's role during the pandemic, the embrace of technology in hospitality, and the challenges therein made for an insightful session.Angela Leet: Automating the Future of Quick-ServiceAngela Leet, the brilliant CEO of QSR Automations, shared her riveting trajectory from a dream in architecture to becoming an influential player in restaurant tech. Her discussion on strategic partnerships in the tech landscape and the need for constant innovation in kitchen technology gave listeners a glimpse into the future of QSR.Dawn Gillis: Golden Corral's Tech MaverickConcluding the series was Dawn Gillis, the strategic mind behind Golden Corral's tech initiatives. From her tech endeavors at 7-Eleven to her pivotal role in Golden Corral's digital transformation, Gillis's story is one of resilience and innovation. She unveiled Golden Corral's ambitious project, "Homeward Kitchen," set to redefine southern quick-serve dining.This Dallas edition of "Hospitality Hangout" wasn't just an episode—it was a culinary tech carnival. From playful banter and games, like the memorable "The Spice is Right," to in-depth discussions about the industry's challenges and future, it was a smorgasbord of insights, laughter, and expert knowledge. Restaurant professionals and tech enthusiasts alike, if you're looking to decode the future of restaurant tech and have fun doing it, this episode is your golden ticket.Tune in to Hospitality Hangout and stay updated with the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in the restaurant industry.

MoxieMoments brings you Angela Leet, CEO at QSR Automations & Metro Council Member 2014-2018, who chats about her best piece of advice.

With over 20 years of industry experience, Angela Leet is the founder and CEO of ALEETCo, a full-service construction management company located in her hometown Louisville, KY. Her company facilitates both design and construction by organizing people, materials, and equipment. The ALEETCO team also specializes in IT construction management and offers interior design services. Angela is also a first-generation college graduate, who then went on to earn a Master of Engineering and Master of Business Administration. Beyond her business career, Angela is a community leader dedicated to helping others achieve and giving back to her hometown.To learn more about the Badass CEO Podcast go to:  http://www.thebadassceo.com/ To get the Top 10 Tips every entrepreneur should know go to: https://thebadassceo.com/tips-for-every-entrepreneur/Please subscribe above to be notified of our new episodes.  I put together a Free Top 10 Checklist for Every Entrepreneur.  Click here to get your copy: https://thebadassceo.com/tips-for-every-entrepreneur/ ‎To learn more about our podcast guest, click here:https://thebadassceo.com/angela-leet-embraces-her-inner-badass-and-tops-her-industry/If you enjoy this podcast, please help support the the podcast by using the link to our sponsors and companies I use for my business.  I receive a small percentage for each sale.  Thank you so much for your support!!http://thebadassceo.com/tools/Follow us on Instagram at:https://www.instagram.com/badass.ceo/

Angela Leet is an engineer, community leader, mom, and Metro Council member. Angela grew up in Louisville’s Hikes Pt. area as the adopted daughter of 2 working class parents. Her parents modeled hard-work & determination,  & at a young age, Angela understood the importance of her own hard work & determination to create opportunities. During the late 1970’s, Angela’s father,a United Auto Wkr., was impacted by layoffs, forcing the family to make sacrifices in order to keep their family home. Angela’s father impressed upon her the importance of education as the gateway to success & Angela became determined to be the 1st in her family to graduate college. Working 3 min. wage jobs to pay for her education, Angela saw that dream come to fruition in 1991 when she earned a Bach. of Sci. from the J.B. Spd. School of Engineering at the Univ. of Lou. She went on to earn a Master of Engineering degree in 1992 & in 1997 earned her MBA from the Univ. of Houston. After graduation, Angela left Lou. to pursue career interests in TX. & later in IN. In addition to her work as an environmental engineer, Angela trained as an industrial firefighter at TX. A&M & was previously certified as an Emerg. Medical Technician “EMT” in TX.  Angela met her husband, Lee, at the age of 18 while they were members in the Air Force ROTC at the Univ. of Lou. Lee, who grew up in South Louisville, is an engineer, entrepreneur & Air Force veteran. They have been married for 15 years and have 2 sons – Zak & Brennan. After many yrs. of hard work & dedication, Angela & Lee built QSR Automations Inc., a rest. technology co., & Chamberlin Enterprises. Today, these businesses employ over 100 local men & women. Having achieved her American dream, Angela is dedicated to helping others achieve theirs. She has used her engineering background as a const. volunteer, funding & building Habit for Humanity homes. She also served as a Habitat Bd. member & Chair of Women for Habitat. Angela currently serves as a Bd. Mbr.of the Fund for the Arts, a Spalding Univ. trustee, & a member of the WaterStep Advis. Comm. In 2014, Angela became a Metro Council member for District 7. Since her election, she has utilized her engineering & problem-solving skills, to push for more innovation in reducing crime & increasing the city’s budgeted resources for addiction services. Angela believes in an accountable govt. & has negotiated changes to state law to create more transparency in local govt.

Councilman Brandon Coan sits down with Councilwoman Angela Leet to reflect on her four years working in Metro Council District 7.

Mayor Greg Fischer talked about the opening of the Convention Center, the JCPS negotiation with the State, the Explorer case and Councilwoman Leet’s push for perjury charges, Louisville’s immigrant community, Abolish ICE, and more.

Guest Dorlores Jones and her trainer Madison, Dolores is ranked 10th in THE WORLD in Crossfit, Perry Scroggin talked about how we can help a Neighbor in need and have a GREAT time doing it and Angela Leet joins Tony and Dwight as well.

Guest Dorlores Jones and her trainer Madison, Dolores is ranked 10th in THE WORLD in Crossfit, Perry Scroggin talked about how we can help a Neighbor in need and have a GREAT time doing it and Angela Leet joins Tony and Dwight as well.

Guest Dorlores Jones and her trainer Madison, Dolores is ranked 10th in THE WORLD in Crossfit, Perry Scroggin talked about how we can help a Neighbor in need and have a GREAT time doing it and Angela Leet joins Tony and Dwight as well.

Guest Dorlores Jones and her trainer Madison, Dolores is ranked 10th in THE WORLD in Crossfit, Perry Scroggin talked about how we can help a Neighbor in need and have a GREAT time doing it and Angela Leet joins Tony and Dwight as well.

Guest Dorlores Jones and her trainer Madison, Dolores is ranked 10th in THE WORLD in Crossfit, Perry Scroggin talked about how we can help a Neighbor in need and have a GREAT time doing it and Angela Leet joins Tony and Dwight as well.

Guest Dorlores Jones and her trainer Madison, Dolores is ranked 10th in THE WORLD in Crossfit, Perry Scroggin talked about how we can help a Neighbor in need and have a GREAT time doing it and Angela Leet joins Tony and Dwight as well.

Metro Councilwoman Angela Leet talked about winning yesterday’s Republican primary for Mayor. She also talked about her goals for the office: reducing crime, recruiting new talent to Louisville, and developing new business. Councilwoman Leet also discussed how she will convert voters to her side and her plans for improving Metro government.

Metro Councilwoman Angela Leet dropped by the studio to talk about her run for Mayor, her direction for the city, and give an update on the Living Room Project.

After many years of hard work and dedication, Angela Leet built QSR Automations Inc., a restaurant technology company, and Chamberlin Enterprises in their hometown of Louisville. The small businesses she own and operate currently employ over 100 men and women locally.Having achieved her American dream, Angela is dedicated to helping others achieve theirs as well by giving back through the American Red Cross, the Fund for the Arts, a Trustee of Spalding University, and a member of the WaterStep Advisory Committee and continuously seeking ways to improve her community and is currently a council member in Louisville and is running for Mayor.