Monday 25 March 2013

Petrous Moldovan - Early Jobs In The Food Industry



Petrous Moldovan has always known that he wanted to spend his professional career working in the food industry. Petrous Moldovan has always thoroughly enjoyed paying close attention to detail when preparing food for friends, family members and customers alike. Petrous Moldovan has held many, many different jobs in the food industry throughout his entire life. From the month of September in 1997 until the month of June in 1998, Petrous Moldovan was a proud employee of Gargamelle Restaurant. Gargamelle Restaurant is a prestigious restaurant that is located in Champigny-sur-Marne, France. Gargamelle Restaurant is proud to be able to call Petrous Moldovan a former member of their wonderful staff.

After working at Gargamelle, Petrous Moldovan went on to work as a freelance chef de partie for banqueting. Freelancing is something Petrous Moldovan thoroughly enjoys because he gets complete creative freedom over the food that he chooses to prepare. Petrous Moldovan worked as a freelance chef de partie in the culinary capital of the world, Paris, France.

From May 1999 until October 1999 Petrous Moldovan worked effortlessly as the chef de partie at L’Her Marin Restaurant. L’Her Marin Restaurant loved having Petrous Moldovan as a trusted member of their staff. From L’Her Marin Restaurant, Petrous Moldovan went on to work at the Brocket Hall International Country Club Association near London, England. Petrous Moldovan thoroughly enjoyed his time at the Brocket Hall International Country Club Association because it was the first time he had a professional job in the food industry outside his home country of France. 

From December 2001 until the month of April in the year 2002, Petrous Moldovan worked at Gretchen’s Restaurant. This would mark Petrous Moldovan’s first professional job in the United States of America. Gretchen’s Restaurant is located in the beautiful town of Sun Valley, Idaho.

Petrous Moldovan has always found great success in all of his food industry jobs and will continue to work hard no matter where he might be employed.

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