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      "commentText": "<p>Thank you Fedele for a very inspiring article. I have seen many companies setting up a great and incentivised dining experience, yet it is snubbed by management. In my opinion that's an opportunity missed. Informal gatherings can inform you about the heartbeat of your organisation in a way that no focus groups or meetings ever will.</p>",
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