The Good, The Bad and The Foodservice Industry (GBFSI) Podcast
Featuring the hottest, most controversial, and
cutting edge trends in the foodservice industry.
MAFSI’s “The Good, The Bad, and The Foodservice Industry” Podcast Debuts
MAFSI's podcast — “The Good, The Bad, and The Foodservice Industry” — debuted on June 29, 2023. Podcast hosts Mike Colligon, Chris Jeens, and Shaun Gallagher dived right in to talking about the issue of electrification as it relates to foodservice equipment. All three are members of the MAFSI Board of Directors and the Research, Data and Trends Committee.
“The Good, The Bad, and The Foodservice Industry (GBFSI) Podcast” was developed by as another educational benefit for MAFSI members, keeping you up-to-date on the hottest, most controversial, and cutting edge trends in the foodservice industry. Bolster your understanding of our industry by combining the GBFSI Podcast with the quarterly Business Barometer Survey.
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High Sabatino Associates
Mike Colligon, CFSP
Mike Colligon, CFSP, scrubbed pots and bused tables at a restaurant at age 12! He has worked in every facet of foodservice and recently celebrated his 23rd year with High Sabatino Associates, a Manufacturers' Rep Group serving the Mid-Atlantic for 40 years. Mike is a Principal at High Sabatino, supporting outside sales in the Southern VA region.
Schmid-Wilson Group
Shaun Gallagher
Shaun Gallagher similarly has worked in foodservice for 27 years. He started his career working for a local Dealer. For the past eight years, he has worked in Outside Sales with The Schmid-Wilson Group, the top performing Rep Agency in the MD, VA, and DC marketplace.
W. D. Colledge Co., Ltd.
Chris Jeens, CPMR
Chris Jeens, CPMR, began his journey in foodservice working at the fry station at McDonald’s as a teenager. He is the third-generation president of his family’s business, W. D. Colledge Co., Ltd., Canada’s leading foodservice equipment Manufacturers' Rep Group. He has worked in foodservice for 28 years.