BizBash Washington
BizBash Washington
     ADVERTISE   |  FEEDBACK  |   SUBSCRIBE   |   ABOUT US  |  RSS   |  
GOOGLE TRANSLATE
  • English
  • catalŕ
  • Dansk
  • Deutsch
  • Espańol
  • suomi
  • Français
  • hrvatski
  • Indonesia
  • Italiano
  • latviešu
  • Nederlands
  • norsk
  • Polski
  • Portuguęs
  • Svenska
  • Filipino
NEWS   06.23.09 1:44 PM PRINT | SEND TO A FRIEND |
Philippe Chin Named Executive Chef at Walter E. Washington Convention Center

        New Walter E. Washington Convention Center executive chef Philippe Chin
New Walter E. Washington Convention Center executive chef Philippe Chin
Photo: dbking/Washington Convention Center Authority
The Walter E. Washington Convention Center is hosting an official welcome ceremony for its new executive chef, Philippe Chin, this Thursday. City council members and other guests will meet Chin and get a sneak preview of his cuisine. The former chef of the Partridge Inn in Augusta, Georgia, took on the position in early June.

Chin is overseeing a team of four managing chefs and 31 other kitchen members and creating all menus offered at the convention center’s events, including last Friday's Radio and Television Correspondents' Association dinner, where President Obama spoke. (Our coverage of MSNBC's after-party is here.) Chin is replacing chef Greg Sharpe, who moved to the Baltimore Convention Center.

A James Beard Foundation nominee for Best Chef in the Mid-Atlantic in 1997, Chin was the chef and owner of Chanterelles and executive chef of Philippe on Locust in Philadelphia.

Chin specializes in French-Asian cuisine, which reflects his ethnic background. The 46-year-old is the youngest inductee of the Maîtres Cuisiniers de France organization and trained at L'École Hôtelière de Paris.

  —Jesse North
RELATED TOPICS Walter E. Washington Convention Center

MORE NEWS STORIES
P.C.M.A. Honors Wardman Park, Fairmont at First Nighttime Annual Meeting
Poll Results: Informal Nights Out Make Most Appropriate 2009 Holiday Parties
Poll Results: Readers Judge Invitations on Case-by-Case Basis
Poll Results: 2010 Event Budgets Look Bigger
Australian Nonprofit Uses Facial Hair for Guerrilla Cause Marketing


More Suppliers/Venues to Consider ADVERTISEMENT
Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center
The Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center has emerged as the premier venue for special events and weddings in Washington, DC. Located on Pennsylvania Avenue, between the White House and the Capitol, the building offers a soaring atrium, four distinctive ballrooms, flexible exhibit space, superior meeting rooms and an expansive open-air plaza. More >>

EMAIL THIS RESOURCE
Event Tech
Setting the standard for more than 22 years, Event Tech offers full production services and equipment rentals to the special events, entertainment, and trade show industries. No matter the location or project size, Event Tech meets the needs of its clients through the use of the latest in audio, lighting, power distribution, staging and rigging, and video switching and projection technologies, and is supported by some of the industry’s leading professionals. More >>

EMAIL THIS RESOURCE
Design Cuisine Caterers
Design Cuisine is a nationally recognized, full-service catering company. Its growth from a small boutique caterer to a leader in the Washington, D.C. marketplace is attributed to three primary areas of concentration: the development of a knowledgeable, responsive sales staff, the creation of a highly organized professional kitchen, and the acquisition of an extensive collection of unique rental equipment and linens. More >>

EMAIL THIS RESOURCE
 
Search for Suppliers
Search for Venues
By Type

By Neighborhood/Location

Show Only New Venues
RECENTLY VIEWED










MOST POPULAR STORIES
1. MSNBC and Rodale Fete Jeff Corwin's New Book and Documentary at the Occidental
2. 8 New Venues for Washington Holiday Parties That Won't Break the Bank
3. P.C.M.A. Honors Wardman Park, Fairmont at First Nighttime Annual Meeting
4. How Do You Make Staffers Feel Appreciated—at Little or No Cost?
5. Poll Results: Informal Nights Out Make Most Appropriate 2009 Holiday Parties
6. New Moon Premiere Beckons 10,000 People and 2 Live Wolves
7. MoMA Gets Suitably Whimsical and Macabre for Tim Burton Tribute
8. Masked Raconteurs Tell Tales at Moth Ball, and I Have a Blast