The Voice of the Massachusetts Restaurant Industry

(8:47)

with Bob Luz of the Massachusetts Restaurant Association

Posted

Nov 30, 2020

COVID is reshaping the restaurant industry. Massachusetts Restaurant Association President and CEO, Bob Luz, talks about how the pandemic changes the landscape of the business, impacts the economy and creates new ways of supporting local business.

Hosted by: Jenny Johnson Produced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team

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