The Four Seasons Hotel Boston has appointed Jayson
Goldstein as Director of Food and Beverage, overseeing
all F&B operations for the Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five
Diamond-rated property.
Goldstein joins Four Seasons from Bostons
Levy restaurants, where he served as general manager at the Hynes
Convention and Expo Center, managing more than 500 employees
within 250,000 square feet (23,000 square metres).
Prior to that, he held positions in both New
York City and Boston, including as F&B director at
the Lowes Regency and The London in New York City, and as director
of operations at Bostons Neighborhood Restaurant Group.
A
graduate of the University of North Texas with a degree in Hotel
and Restaurant Management, Goldstein knew he wanted to get into
the industry ever since he was a teenager when he began working as
a busboy and dishwasher at a local restaurant.
Hanging around the
chefs and bartenders was the highlight. The chefs were kings and
the bartenders were like celebrities; I thought it was the coolest
thing in the world. I worked my way up to becoming a server, and
on Sundays I picked up a shift working as a short order cook at a
local diner, slinging eggs and pancakes. I loved every second of
working in these settings. When I went off to college, it just
seemed like a natural fit to study hospitality, Goldstein said.
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