Texas Roadhouse Shows Business Case for Incentive Travel

Tuesday, 11 May 2010 17:14

In April 2009, when the AIG effect was in full force, Texas Roadhouse CEO G.J. Hart stood up to a CNBC reporter's scathing criticism and ridicule of his decision to proceed with the company's annual retreat in the midst of a recession. A year later, the company is enjoying even stronger corporate performance. Congratulations, G. J., and sign me up for a NY strip medium rare! http://executiveoasis.wordpress.com/2010/04/14/real-business-case-for-incentive-travel/

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