The idea was to use #riverfood to launch and bring attention to Coopers Restaurant Consultants. A Food and Beverage Service Start-up and raise the profile of Philip Cooper, who has spent 30 years behind the scenes in some of the UK’s top restaurants working with the likes of Mark Hix, Marco Pierre White, Raymond Blanc and the Roux brothers. As the idea took shape it was soon clear that this could be a sub-brand. It took on a life of it’s own. Logo’s were created, content and

So it certainly is the year of the hashtag! Who would have thought that the little underused symbol would have such an important role in the world. A topic organisation system, that all important, current, real time, search marketing staple allowing users to engage in conversations and to create topics and group their own tweets with others on a whatever theme they wish! Some would argue that the little hashtag is social media’s biggest icon. I would agree with these people.

Our event, #riverfood launched Sunday and not only did all our guests sample Philip Coopers astounding menu, all who sailed aboard @mvroyalty has a blast to boot! We thought you may want to see some images! #gallery-2883-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-2883-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-2883-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-2883-1 .gallery-caption { margin-

Philip Cooper “#Riverfood is posh Street Food on the River” Says Phil Cooper, one of the instigators of the brand new foodie event. “Catering for over 100 people, with limited cooking space, limited tools and mainly ingredients sourced from The River Thames Estuary will be a challenge, to say the least.” One of the many reasons #riverfood exists is to launch  Coopers Restaurant Consultants , of which I am a partner with Phil alongside Arno Marsman. Together, we specialise in

FOR THE ATTENTION OF FOOD AND LIFESTYLE & HOSPITALITY MEDIA Introducing: Coopers #RIVERFOOD: A Brand New Posh Food Event for Londoners. Sunday 21st July 2013, 1.30-4.30pm, Aboard MV Royalty; Festival Pier. Thousands of species of edible fish live in rivers all around the world, so it’s hardly surprising that over 125 different types can be found in the fresh river waters of the United Kingdom. Despite the current interest in locally sourced ingredients, regional recipes and e