Executive Coach
Founder and CEO, KampCo Foods · Attorney and Certified Public Accountant
“Sometimes you have to help somebody figure out that they're in the wrong place, and that's not a bad thing.”
Randy Kamp
Experience
Kamp's 1910 Café
Randy is an owner-operator who came to business through accounting and law, then built a restaurant company on character loans. He has carried a ground-up restaurant expansion across state lines and replaced its lender in the middle of the buildout. With an executive, he shares his own story first so they will be open about theirs, and he wants them to solve their own problem. He works the problem the way law school taught him to think: issue, rule, application, conclusion.
Randy works in restaurant development and operations, and he founded KampCo Foods, which employed more than 700 people. He is a CPA and an attorney admitted to the Oklahoma bar in 1987. His law practice focused on labor and employment, tax and estate planning, elder law, and general corporate law.
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Founder and CEO, KampCo Foods, LLC
The first one is the restaurants we built and the speed at which we built them, and that was a big deal. But I didn't do it alone. I had a lot of help.
Leadership is not a title. Leadership is an attitude. It doesn't matter what they call you. They can call you a janitor, but you can still lead people.
I had a woman that worked for me at Carino's that started the day we opened and left when we sold it.
Tell us about the leader and the situation. If Randy is not the fit, one of the other coaches will be.