Q Factor

Definition From Wikipedia:

The Q Factor is a way to measure the familiarity and appeal of a brand, company, celebrity, cartoon character or television show. The higher the Q score, the more well-known and well thought of the item or person being scored is. The Q Factor is primarily used by the marketing, advertising and public relations industries.

We are the only agency in Canada which regulates and scores a chef's Q Factor, making it easy for clients in advertising, product endorsements, public relations, brand ambassador marketing, event planning and more to have an unbiased viewpoint of the chefs they want to work with and for their client or client's product and event.

Q Factor is comprised of a detailed database verified by two different departments to ensure accuracy as well as the most current unbiased information available in Canada. Q Factor's list of qualifications includes 54 significant factors that are imperative in choosing the right chef.

Q Factor saves you time, which saves you money.