Why Learning from a Fellow Human Is Still Better than ChatGPT
It’s easy these days to search online for a solution to a business challenge, but getting the full story is another matter entirely. Knowing whether a solution will actually work, what the trade-offs are, and what unintended consequences might be lurking? That requires a different kind of source.
The more efficient way to find solutions is by talking to someone who has actually solved for that challenge and can walk you through what their experience was like—the good, the bad, and the unexpected. That’s exactly what the IFDA Learning Exchange is designed to do.
Industry peers gather to discuss specific tactical challenges and learn directly from each other’s mistakes and successes—no filters, no sales pitches, just candid conversation grounded in real-world experiences.
Here is what you can expect:
This June in Washington, D.C., the IFDA Learning Exchange meeting will bring together foodservice distribution professionals to collaborate on how to tackle common problems and explore practical, real-life solutions. With 100% peer-driven content, the meeting focuses on top-of-mind questions and topics around four key areas:
- Finance
- Human resources
- IT
- Operations
Beyond the sessions themselves, the meeting offers unparallelled networking opportunities to make long-lasting connections with peers from across the industry to serve as a sounding board throughout the year when new challenges arise.
Participation is exclusive to foodservice distribution/redistribution companies that are IFDA members, ensuring relevant, experience-based dialogue you won’t find anywhere else.
The IFDA Learning Exchange meeting will be held June 30 – July 1 in Washington D.C. Registration is now open. We hope to see you there.
