Serving up training to grow the coffee Buzz

Serving up training to grow the coffee Buzz Submission Details

Author: Nicola Chaning-Pearce from Tynago Communications.
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Getting to know Andrew Brown: Andrew Brown started The Daily Buzz along with his brother Chris who has since exited the business.

A qualified chartered accountant with a passion for coffee, Brown started out by travelling the world crunching numbers rather than coffee beans. On his return to South Africa from his base in London, he worked as a finance manager in the motoring and IT industries before joining Standard Bank as a risk manager.
Here, in 2006, he spotted the opportunity to open a coffee bar serving premium quality coffee backed by exceptional service. The first one opened on the trading floor at Standard Bank head office in the Johannesburg CBD in 2006.
Under the guidance of Brown and a dedicated management team, The Daily Buzz has gone from strength to strength. In 2013, he spotted another opportunity, this time opening coffee roaster, Craft Coffee, to supply The Daily Buzz and other wholesale customers. Craft Coffee has established itself as one of the premier artisan roasteries in South Africa.

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