Let's introduce you to Brittany, Merchandising Planner II at SYGMA. She spent over ten years in the restaurant industry in a variety of roles before joining SYGMA in 2023. Brittany worked as a pastry chef for several years after graduating from culinary school. We didn't make her a foodie; she was born a foodie! In her free time, she keeps busy with her active son Zayne (10) either at sports practices or enjoying the outdoors. While indoors they spend ample time in the kitchen cooking and baking together. When asked Why SYGMA? - the company and the people. Brittany has friends who transitioned from the restaurant industry to SYGMA, so she jumped on the opportunity to apply. SYGMA offers work-life balance and believe having time away from work is imperative to the health and wellbeing of colleagues. "You can't do a good job if your job is all you do." - Katie Thurmes #MOTM#Meetourteam#Monday
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Meet The World's Best Pastry Chef - Nina Métayer
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