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New Data, Clear Guidance: Benjamin Nasberg on What Restaurant Operators Need Now

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Manitoba, Canada, 30th December 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, Recent industry data points to a clear shift in how restaurant businesses grow, operate, and survive in a high-pressure market. Benjamin Nasberg, President and CEO of Carbone Restaurant Group, is responding to these trends with a grounded perspective shaped by more than a decade of hands-on scaling, experimentation, and community-focused leadership.

Across the restaurant and quick-service space, several patterns are becoming difficult to ignore.

Key findings shaping the industry

First, operational efficiency now outweighs brand novelty. Industry reporting shows that restaurants with standardized systems and repeatable processes are up to 30 percent more likely to remain profitable during periods of rising labor and food costs.

Second, off-premise dining continues to dominate growth. Delivery, takeout, and ghost kitchen formats now account for roughly 40 to 50 percent of total restaurant revenue in many urban markets, compared to less than 20 percent a decade ago.

Third, data-driven decision making is separating survivors from strugglers. Operators using real-time performance tracking report faster concept iteration and lower failure rates when launching new locations or menu items.

Finally, community trust is emerging as a measurable business asset. Restaurants engaged in visible local support initiatives report higher customer loyalty and stronger repeat business, even during economic downturns.

Nasberg views these findings as confirmation of lessons learned through experience, not surprises.

“What the data is really saying is that discipline beats hype,” Nasberg said. “Restaurants that build systems, measure what matters, and respect the realities of their communities are the ones that last.”

He points to Carbone Restaurant Group’s focus on quick-service concepts, ghost kitchens, and technology-enabled operations as a direct response to these pressures.

“Growth only works when it is designed to be repeated,” Nasberg said. “If a concept cannot function without constant hands-on control, the numbers will eventually catch up.”

Nasberg also emphasizes the growing link between operational success and social responsibility.

“When restaurants support their communities in practical ways, it is not charity for show,” he said. “It strengthens the entire ecosystem, including the business.”

What this means for you

For restaurant owners, operators, and emerging founders, Nasberg highlights six concrete takeaways:

  1. Audit your operations and remove steps that do not directly support speed or quality.

  2. Design menus and workflows that can scale without retraining entire teams.

  3. Track a small set of performance metrics consistently rather than chasing dashboards.

  4. Treat off-premise dining as a core channel, not a side option.

  5. Build partnerships that allow you to test concepts before fully committing capital.

  6. Find one meaningful way to support your local community through your business model.

The next 90 days

Looking ahead, Nasberg expects continued pressure on labor and margins, paired with increased adoption of automation and simplified formats. Over the next three months, operators who refine systems, streamline menus, and clarify their value proposition will be better positioned for stability. Those who delay structural changes may find adaptation harder later in the year.

“The next quarter is about tightening, not expanding blindly,” Nasberg said. “The work you do now sets the tone for everything that follows.”

Choose one operational process this week and simplify it. Start small, measure the impact, and commit to disciplined improvement. According to Nasberg, consistent execution, not bold announcements, is what turns data into lasting success.

About Benjamin Nasberg

Benjamin Nasberg is a entrepreneur and the President and CEO of Carbone Restaurant Group. He began his career working in restaurants as a teenager and later led Carbone’s growth from a single location into a multi-brand restaurant company. His work focuses on scalable operations, data-informed decision making, and practical community support initiatives tied to the restaurant industry.

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Nakuja Expeditions Offers All-Encompassing African Journeys Across Five Iconic Safari Destinations

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Luxury Safari Company Expands Customized Travel Experiences Across Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, and South Africa

Houston, TX, 20th February 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Nakuja Expeditions, a Tanzania-based luxury safari specialist, is proud to offer fully customized, all-encompassing African journeys across five of the continent’s most iconic safari destinations: Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, and South Africa. With a focus on private travel, high-end accommodations, and immersive wildlife experiences, the company continues to position itself as a trusted provider of tailor-made African adventures for international travelers.

Headquartered in Arusha, Tanzania, with a U.S. office in Houston, Texas, Nakuja Expeditions designs seamless multi-country itineraries that combine world-renowned wildlife encounters with cultural exploration and luxury comfort. From witnessing the Great Wildebeest Migration in Tanzania and Kenya to trekking mountain gorillas in Rwanda and Uganda, each safari is carefully curated to match the traveler’s preferences, timeline, and budget.

“Our goal is to provide more than just a safari,” said a spokesperson for Nakuja Expeditions. “We create personalized African journeys that connect travelers to wildlife, landscapes, and local communities in a meaningful and unforgettable way.”

Nakuja Expeditions offers a diverse portfolio of experiences, including luxury Tanzania safaris in Serengeti and Ngorongoro, private family safaris, honeymoon journeys, Kilimanjaro climbing expeditions, and Zanzibar beach extensions. The company partners with carefully selected luxury lodges, boutique camps, and premium hotels to ensure comfort and exclusivity throughout every trip.

Unlike standardized group tours, Nakuja Expeditions specializes in private departures led by experienced local guides who provide in-depth knowledge of wildlife behavior, conservation efforts, and regional culture. This personalized approach allows travelers to explore East and Southern Africa at their own pace while enjoying elevated service standards.

“We believe luxury travel should be both transformative and responsible,” the spokesperson added. “As a locally based company, we are deeply committed to supporting community initiatives and ensuring tourism creates a positive, lasting impact.”

Beyond delivering exceptional safari experiences, Nakuja Expeditions actively supports community-driven projects connected to education and social development in Tanzania. By integrating responsible tourism principles into its operations, the company ensures that travel contributes to local empowerment and sustainable growth.

With growing demand from North American and European markets, Nakuja Expeditions continues to expand its offerings across the region, providing clients with seamless cross-border travel planning, expert guidance, and curated accommodations that reflect the highest standards of African hospitality.

Travelers seeking authentic yet refined African experiences can work directly with Nakuja’s safari specialists to design bespoke itineraries that bring together wildlife, adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion into one comprehensive journey.

About Nakuja Expeditions

Nakuja Expeditions is a Tanzania-based luxury safari company offering tailor-made travel experiences across Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, and South Africa. Specializing in private safaris, Kilimanjaro climbs, gorilla trekking adventures, beach holidays, and multi-country African journeys, the company is committed to personalized service, premium accommodations, and responsible tourism initiatives that benefit local communities.

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Charles Howenstine DDS on Arresting Gum Inflammation Before It Leads to Surgery

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Michigan, US, 20th February 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Many patients first notice gum disease in small, easy‑to‑ignore ways. A little bleeding while brushing. Tenderness that comes and goes. Mild swelling that does not hurt enough to feel urgent. Charles Howenstine DDS often explains that these early signs matter more than people realize, because they usually reflect inflammation, not permanent damage.

Gum disease does not begin with bone loss. It starts with bacteria collecting along the gumline and triggering an inflammatory response. In the early stages, the bone and connective tissue that support the teeth remain intact. The disease is present, but it has not crossed the point where damage becomes irreversible.

This window matters. When inflammation is identified early and addressed consistently, the disease process often stops. Dentists describe this as arrested gum disease. Progression halts. Tissue stabilizes. Surgery stays off the table.

Charles Howenstine DDS emphasizes that arresting gum inflammation is not complicated, but it does require follow through. Daily brushing and flossing reduce bacterial buildup. Professional cleanings remove hardened deposits that home care cannot reach. When the bacterial load drops, the gums respond. Bleeding decreases. Swelling subsides. The tissue becomes firmer and healthier.

What surprises many patients is how much control they have at this stage. Gum inflammation does not progress on its own. It progresses when the conditions that caused it stay in place. When those conditions change, the disease slows or stops.

Consistency is the deciding factor. One cleaning does not arrest gum disease permanently. Improvement depends on maintaining habits over time. Arrested inflammation means the disease is under control, not cured. Without routine care, inflammation returns.

Surgery enters the conversation only when disease advances far enough to affect bone. At that point, treatment shifts from prevention to repair. Charles Howenstine DDS works to keep patients well clear of that threshold by identifying inflammation early and responding before damage escalates.

There is also a persistent misconception that gum disease is inevitable with age. Charles Howenstine DDS pushes back on this idea. Age does not determine outcome. Daily habits, professional maintenance, and follow through do. Many patients maintain stable gum health for decades when inflammation is addressed early and kept arrested.

Monitoring plays a central role. Arrested gum disease requires regular evaluation. Dentists assess tissue response, bleeding patterns, and pocket measurements over time. Stability confirms success. Changes signal renewed activity and prompt early correction.

Clear communication supports long‑term results. Patients are more likely to maintain habits when they understand what is happening and why it matters. When people see how small actions affect inflammation, care becomes intentional rather than reactive.

Arresting gum disease reflects partnership. Dentists provide diagnosis, guidance, and professional care. Patients bring consistency at home. Together, they prevent progression and protect the structures that keep teeth stable.

About Charles Howenstine DDS

Charles Howenstine DDS is a dentist and practice owner in Stevensville, Michigan. His clinical focus includes prevention, early intervention, and maintaining arrested gum conditions through clear communication, routine care, and disciplined follow through.

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McLaren Charlotte Launches a Personal Pledge for Informed Performance Culture

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California, US, 20th February 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, McLaren Charlotte has announced the launch of a personal pledge aimed at raising awareness around the importance of informed performance culture, as interest in high-performance vehicles continues to rise while understanding of the systems behind them lags.

The pledge reflects McLaren Charlotte’s long-standing belief that performance is not defined by speed alone, but by structure, consistency, and respect for engineering and process.

“We’ve always believed that how you build matters as much as what you build,” the team shared.
“You can’t lead customers if you don’t understand the machine,” they added.
“Our job doesn’t end when the keys are handed over. That’s actually when the relationship starts.”
“In this industry, consistency is the real differentiator.”

These principles form the foundation of the new pledge.

Why This Issue Matters Right Now

As performance vehicles and advanced systems become more accessible, the need for understanding has grown more urgent.

  • 70% of luxury vehicle buyers now complete most of their research before first contact, increasing the risk of misinformation and surface-level knowledge.

  • Over 60% of premium automotive customers say education and clarity matter more than incentives, according to industry surveys.

  • Modern high-performance vehicles rely on increasingly complex systems adapted from motorsport.

  • Research from Harvard Business Review shows that process-driven organisations reduce repeat errors by over 30%.

“Performance doesn’t happen by accident,” McLaren Charlotte notes. “Whether it’s a car or a business, results come from systems working together.”

The McLaren Charlotte Personal Pledge

McLaren Charlotte is committing to the following seven behaviours as part of this pledge:

  1. Prioritise education over assumptions in every interaction.

  2. Treat ownership as a long-term relationship, not a single event.

  3. Explain how systems work, not just what they do.

  4. Maintain consistency across every touchpoint.

  5. Apply racing discipline to everyday decision-making.

  6. Encourage thoughtful questions and informed curiosity.

  7. Build processes designed to last, not just move fast.

Do It Yourself: Informed Performance Toolkit

McLaren Charlotte is sharing a free toolkit for individuals who want to apply these principles on their own:

  1. Learn how the systems behind your tools or vehicles work.

  2. Read the engineering or design story, not just headlines.

  3. Ask “why” before asking “how fast.”

  4. Keep a simple learning journal.

  5. Review instructions or manuals after initial use.

  6. Follow credible technical sources.

  7. Reflect on how parts work together.

  8. Track questions you still have.

  9. Compare expectations with real-world experience.

  10. Share what you learn with others.

30-Day Progress Tracker

  • Week 1: Learn one system or concept you didn’t understand before.

  • Week 2: Ask three informed questions.

  • Week 3: Review how your expectations have changed.

  • Week 4: Write down one insight that reshaped your thinking.

Call to Action

McLaren Charlotte invites readers to take the pledge personally, apply the toolkit in their own lives, and share it with others who value thoughtful performance and long-term thinking.

To read the full interview, visit the website here.

About Informed Performance Culture

Informed performance culture is an approach that values education, discipline, and system-level understanding. It encourages individuals to respect how performance is built, sustained, and experienced over time, rather than focusing solely on speed or outcomes.

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