Great food gets its start from great recipes. Impeccable execution by talented chefs brings the recipes to life. Meet members of Harry’s talented culinary team who spend every day at Harry’s kitchen demonstrating they understand the combination of art and science that ensures our products will be at the peak of restaurant quality when they reach your table.

Career Highlights
Though I’ve worked in the restaurant industry since I was 16, at one time I
was attending college to become a CPA - however that was just too dry for me.
Since cooking is something I’ve always enjoyed, I decided I was going to make
it a career and graduated from the California Culinary Academy in San Francisco
in 1993. I was fortunate to immediately land a job as a chef of a restaurant
and have since been an Executive Chef at several independent restaurants, and
also worked in foodservice. I’m also an active member of several industry
organizations including the American Culinary Federation, Chef de Cuisine
Society of Oregon and the Research Chefs Association.
Why Harry’s
The quality of products made at Harry’s, the history of growth the company
has experienced as well as the future growth outlook drew me to Harry’s. We
are always on the cutting edge in the market, so things are new and innovative.
The Chef influence here is phenomenal. I don’t think you see that in many
food manufacturing companies.

Career Highlights
Spending a lot of time baking cakes with grandma made me realize my true
calling of working in the kitchen. I graduated from the Chef Apprenticeship
Program recognized by the American Culinary Federation and the Chef de Cuisine
Society of Oregon. Most of my training came from fine dining restaurants and
hotels before I was introduced to “Harry” where I was exposed to the food
manufacturing side of the world.
Why Harry’s
I love the fast paced, teamwork environment Harry’s to offer. The products
made here are extremely diverse and produced just as they would be in the back
of a restaurant. The approach with fresh ingredients and minimal processing
maintains the quality expectations that allow us to stand alone in the
manufacturing world.