April 13, 2022
Professional Careers vary, and some play a key role in the Restaraunt and Bar industry. Some are pretty obvious, but others work behind the scenes to ensure that a bar is running properly.
Below we'll explore the Top 3 Professional Jobs that interact with the bar industry.
Who could run a business without an accountant? Keeping the books and doing the taxes -- especially local sales and alcohol taxes -- is a huge task. Most bar owners just don't have time for it, so hiring a good accountant is key.
Marketing and SEO are a huge part of any business these days, and bars are no exception. Many SEO firms handle the social media and websites, as well as physical marketing (such as flyers, posters, and even local event planning).
Whether it's being involved in the sale of a business, appliation for licensing, or lawsuits, attorneys are often carefully involved in the bar and restarant industry. Criminal Defense Attorneys also get involved, although usually dealing with patrons of the bar in one facet or another. Business Lawyers also draft various aspects of the inner workings of the establishment, but rarely handle things like Driving While Intoxicated.
Parsons Angelo is a writer and tech reporter for the industry. He is a father of seven kids, all under the age of 11!