MIBE Leadership Development

Disengagement rarely happens overnight.

It often starts with leadership habits that go unnoticed.

The hard truth?

Your team’s energy is often a reflection of your approach.

The good news is that leadership can be adjusted, strengthened, and improved.

Awareness is the first step.

Which sign stood out most?

Some teams don’t just attend MIBE - they bring it to life. 💙

This week we’re shining a spotlight on LOVE Catering for the way they consistently show up, engage deeply, and put what they learn into action.

From leadership conversations to culture-building moments, they’ve taken the MIBE experience and turned it into real movement inside their organization.

That’s what it’s about - ideas becoming action, and action shaping culture.
We’re grateful to be on the journey with teams like this who are committed to growing, leading, and building something better together.

If you’ve attended a Footers Catering event in Denver over the past 30 years, there’s a good chance you’ve been served food by one of two event chefs: Sam “Bam” Robinson or Ronney Reynolds.

Between them, they’ve spent over 50 years behind the scenes preparing incredible food for our clients. To say they’ve had an impact on our company would be an understatement.

Every organization has people like this. They may not have big titles. They may not be in leadership roles on paper. But they show up every day, do their job with pride, and make everyone around them better. They are the unsung heroes.

Sam Bam and Ronney were recognized by the Colorado Event Alliance with a Hall of Fame Award for their legacy of excellence and impact in our industry. For once, they weren’t behind the scenes. They got dressed up, sat at a table, and were the guests.

Sam leaned over during dinner and said, “I’m not used to this… I’m usually in the back on the truck cooking.”

When their names were announced for the final award of the night, our table erupted. There were hugs, smiles, and more than a few tears. People from across the industry came up to share stories and thank them for the role they’ve played over the years.

It meant so much to them. Not because they were seeking it… but because it acknowledged what they’ve quietly done for decades.