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a RoadMAPP for skills training, career growth, & workforce/leadership development.

Subscribe to MAPP now

Subscriber Perks

  • Exclusive email subscription for industry newsletter,
    resources and community insight. 

  • Advanced invitations to exclusive events & programming.

  • Community of industry leaders, professionals,
    entrepreneurs, advocates and educators
    united to create
    a more sustainable industry with increased standards
    and inclusivity.

Student Membership, only $40 annually

To access mentorship, become a MAPP Student Member.

Just starting out in your career and want to take it to the next level? Become a MAPP Student member and access educational resources, community-building opportunities, and professional mentorship.

Become a MAPP Student Member. All proceeds from your
annual membership go towards sustaining this important work..

Student Membership
$40.00 every 12 months

Qualifications:

  • Be currently enrolled in a culinary or hospitality program

  • Be employed in the industry for 3 years or fewer

  • Be post-grad for 3 years or fewer

Benefits include:

  • Networking opportunities with professionals in your community and nationwide

  • Access to renowned chefs and restaurant opportunities

  • Mentorship Opportunities

    • Opportunity to receive free stage

    • Externships

    • One-on-One Mentorship

  • Educational Resources

  • Virtual Circles (min. of 25 student memberships)

  • Student/young professional discount to events/conference

  • Potential to become a MAPP ambassador to create a leadership group locally

  • Membership Discounts to MAPP trusted vendors and other leading organizations’ resources

  • Free Digital Viewing Opportunity of A Fine Line, named Vanity Fair’s Best Documentary by a 1st time filmmaker and the film that inspired the launch of MAPP (min. of 40 student memberships).

  • Exclusive email subscription & network (members only)

  • Receive inspiring correspondence & updates, industry news

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