MercuryNews.com reports that Google has hired two new executive chefs, Scott Giambastiani of San Mateo’s high-end Viognier restaurant and Steve Petusevsky, a former national director of creative food development for Whole Foods Markets. They come in to replace Chef Charlie Ayers, Google’s old chef and old Grateful Dead chef, who has left Google last May. It has taken Google over a year to find a new chef; the search began in December 2004. Congrats Google.
Google Finally Hires Two New Chefs
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