Join me in a happy hour conversation with David Acheson, President and CEO of TAG called “It’s 5 o’clock somewhere!” Podinar Broadcast: Thursday, August 22 at 5 o’clock EST.
In 2012, David Acheson of TAG was an early advisor in the launch of Food Safety Tech and the Food Safety Consortium conference. Back then, many things were new and evolving including the proposed Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). David and I will look back at FSMA, how it has evolved and discuss the future FSQA risks and challenges.
This is the premiere of a new podinar series. What’s a podinar? Simply, a podcast using a webinar platform. It’s a conversation. Unscripted. No slides. Just talk… over an adult beverage.
Join me and David in a casual but engaging conversation. Adult beverage is optional but encouraged!
Complimentary but advanced registration required. Click Here.
The New York Times reports that “hundreds of American children were poisoned last year. Records show how, time and time again, the contamination went unnoticed.” This is misleading.
Rick Biros, Founder / Publisher / Conference Director, Innovative Publishing Company, LLC, Food Safety Tech and the Food Safety Consortium Conference. Early in his career (1994) he developed and launched Food Quality, the first trade magazine serving the food safety and quality market. Rick continued his entrepreneurial interests with the development of Innovative Publishing Company, specializing in digital media and events. In 2012, he developed Food Safety Tech, a digital magazine and e-newsletter coupled with a series of focused conferences, both online and onsite. In the same year, the Food Safety Consortium Conference & Expo debuted. Rick is the President of Innovative Publishing Company and oversees the company’s two other digital publications, MedTech Intelligence and Cannabis Industry Journal as well as Rick runs the Cannabis Quality Conference. Innovative Publishing Company is a virtual company with Team members around the country. Rick manages the company from Chappaquiddick Island in Massachusetts.
