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THE BREADFARMERS BIOGRAPHY Scott started his artisan baking career with Black Bear Bakery, a certified organic artisan bread bakery in Portland Oregon. Scott polished his baking skills with Grand Central Bakery as Production Manager in Portland, Oregon and later, Seattle. During his tenure in Seattle, he pursued lots of "breaducation", attending classes at the CIA Greystone, the National Baking Institute in Minneapolis, the Ritz Escoffier in Paris and the San Francisco Baking Academy. Scott oversee's the bread production at Breadfarm. With a work history in sales of fine wines and gourmet coffee, Renee oversees the Sales, Marketing, Farmers Markets and development of ancillary items at the Breadfarm. She spends some free time volunteering for the Bellingham Farmers Market, as well as the local Slow Food Convivium. Nell is the most recent addition to the Breadfarm. She was born in March 2006. She is good at teaching her parents not to work so much, and also at keeping the tempo lively around the bakery. We think she will be the counter girl when she gets a bit bigger. She loves catching the eyes of our retail customers and running to the back of the bakery to get the timer on the oven. OTHERS Caryn Jarvis began with us in 2006 and is our Lead Production baker. After years of line cooking, Caryn brings a methodic precision and great ability to multi task, often found laughing while cutting piles and piles of dough out of buckets for a table full of formers. She attended Skagit Valley College's culinary program, and has completed several baking courses through San Francisco Baking Institute. She is a member of the Bread Bakers Guild, and has attended several regional classes, including Flatbreads and Vienoisserie. When not baking, you can find her building her own home or taking her dogs for a walk. The rest of our Breadfarm staff is comprised of a lively bunch of folks...they come from all around the country. As far as we can tell, they end up in this area of the state because it's such a great place to live. We all seem to have a common dominator of loving good food and promoting local, sustainable living. A big part of what makes our products so good, is the dedicated individuals whom make them. We are just lucky they found us!
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