Brian Bornemann

co-owner, Crudo e Nudo

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Two hospitality veterans at Santa Monica-based Crudo e Nudo are changing the restaurant game through their sustainable practices and unconventional staffing.

How Crudo e Nudo makes equity and sustainability profitable

Two hospitality veterans at Santa Monica-based Crudo e Nudo are changing the restaurant game through their sustainable practices and unconventional staffing.

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