What they reported doing
- #1 primary $0BROADENING THE TOTAL REWARDS INFORMATION BASE AVAILABLE TO RESTAURANTINDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS. CRTRA PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED ANNUAL SURVEYS.PARTICIPATION IN THE SURVEY IS MANDATORY FOR ALL MEMBERS TO ENSURE THELATEST COMPENSATION DATA IS BEING LEVERAGED TO MEASURE INDUSTRY TRENDS.ONCE THE DATA IS COMPILED, MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS ARE ABLE TO PURCHASETHE SURVEY. THE SURVEY DATA IS CRITICAL FOR MEMBERS TO BENCHMARK THEIRTOTAL REWARD COMPENSATION PACKAGES.
- #2 $0PROVIDING NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE INDUSTRY. CRTRA CONDUCTEDMONTHLY WEBINARS FOR MEMBERS AND PROSPECTS. CRTRA ALSO CONDUCTS MONTHLYROUNDTABLES FOR OPEN DISCUSSION AMONGST MEMBERS.
What they call their work
What they do
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Professional Networking Events 1 activity
- Hosting monthly webinars and roundtables for industry networkingConducts monthly webinars and roundtables that attract 80–100 attendees, facilitating networking and open discussion among restaurant industry professionals, including members and prospects.
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Industry Research and Benchmarking 1 activity
- Production and distribution of annual total rewards compensation surveysProduces and distributes annual surveys on total rewards compensation data in the restaurant industry, available for purchase by both members and non-members.
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Who runs it
- Amy Woods — Past President
- Caitlin Cepluch — Director
- Cathy Chase — Director
- Cynthia Strope — Director
- Emily Alt — President
- Greg White — Director
- Natalie Calderon — Director
- Theresa Schnelle — Vice President
Who they work with
- Not specified Partner — No named organizational partners identified in the source document.
How they approach the work
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- Data-Driven Benchmarking and Peer Learningmethodology: data_driven_benchmarkingBy providing access to aggregated compensation data and facilitating peer networking, we enable member companies to make informed decisions about total rewards, because transparency and shared learning lead to industry-wide improvements in compensation practices.