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Virtual EXPO Showcase: The Paradox of Meal Plan Choice

Virtual EXPO Showcase:
The Paradox of Meal Plan Choice

Given the wide range of student demands for meal options on and off campus, the natural urge is to create tailored meal plans to meet every possible need. However, we know from the best-selling psychologist Dr. Barry Schwartz’s seminal work “The Paradox of Choice – Why Less is More”, that more choices do not always lead to more satisfied users and customers.

Let’s discuss how you can increase student choice-satisfaction and meal plan sign-up while reducing your overall administrative effort and costs.

Presenters:

  • John Wu, Director of Product Management at Atrium Campus
  • John LaFrance, Product Manager & Meal Plan Subject Matter Expert at Atrium Campus

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