Luis Vivas of Raleigh, NC becomes first to earn double certificates from Tim Forrest Consulting
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RALEIGH, N.C. - ncarol.com -- Luis Vivas traveled from Raleigh, North Carolina to participate in two training seminars with Tim Forrest Consulting on the Space Coast of Florida. Luis is in charge of all sales activities with dry food product processor Grace Superior Foods.
The training began with the Food Intensive to gain a greater understanding of the necessary documents, processes and steps in working with the largest retailers and foodservice operations in the United States
In addition, Luis participated in the 10th annual Thrive! Preferred Principal workshop. The most comprehensive training available to manage food brokers, Luis went through the steps necessary to become a preferred principal to the largest broker organizations in the USA. The workshop assists brand owners and processors understand the characteristics of the best cpg principals, teaches the techniques and benefits of becoming a preferred principal.

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The largest cpg brands in the world have participated in the Thrive! broker management training.  For further information, contact Tim Forrest Consulting at hazel@timforrest.com.

About Tim Forrest Consulting, LLC: Founded in 1997, Tim Forrest Consulting is America's #1 Food Business growth expert having worked with the largest participants in the major food channels of America's $2 Trillion Industry. He has taken multiple food entrepreneurs from non-revenue to millions in sales along with helping raise more than $20 million and assisting with the turnaround and purchase of client for more than $150 million.
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