In his first year with the club, Andrew Maggitti, CEC, Executive Chef of Rehoboth Beach CC, rebuilt sourcing programs, restructured a la carte menus and reengaged the staff.
About The Author
Andrew Maggitti, CEC, Executive Chef, Rehoboth Beach Country Club
Andrew Maggitti, CEC, is the Executive Chef of Rehoboth Beach (Del.) Country Club. Most recently, he was Executive Chef of Chartwell Golf and Country Club (Severna Park, Md.). He has a passion for cooking and a determination to provide members with an outstanding dining experience at all levels. He has over 33 years of culinary experience and has worked in a number of platinum clubs, including Cherokee Town and Country Club as well as Scioto Country Club. He also spent six years working under the direction of four Certified Master Chefs including Mark Erickson, CMC, Hartmut Handke, CMC, Kevin Walker, CMC, and Chris Northmore, CMPC. He is diversified in all areas including contemporary, American, and refined dining, along with banquets and special events.
Andrew Maggitti, CEC, On Making Important Decisions About Your Career
Andrew Maggitti, CEC, Executive Chef of Rehoboth Beach (Del.) Country Club, transitioned from one club to another during a global pandemic. Here’s why.
How to Lead During Challenging Times
When crews are operating in crisis mode, Andrew Maggitti, CEC, Executive Chef of Chartwell G&CC, says chefs must focus on calming them down so they can focus on the tasks at hand.
How to Build a Seasonal Menu Cooking by The Season
Some clubs are more adventurous than others when it comes to seasonal ingredients, but if members want seasonal menus, chefs must bring in the best ingredients available.
Club Chefs: Reflect on 2019 to Improve for 2020
Andrew Maggitti, CEC, Executive Chef of Chartwell G&CC, offers resolutions and self-reflection tips to make 2020 your best year yet.
Maximizing Revenue for The Holiday Season with To-Go
Andrew Maggitti, CEC, Executive Chef of Chartwell G&CC, has developed a to-go holiday program that subtly reminds members their club is always there to support them.