There already was a topic on this guy: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1435339 ...

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Info on his company:

http://www.thinkfoodgroup.com/ (click onto Jose Andres tab at top)

http://www.joseandres.com/

Wow, look at all his restaurants:

http://www.joseandres.com/en_us/restaurants

Andrés teaches at Harvard and The George Washington University. He is also the founder of World Central Kitchen, a nonprofit which aims to feed and empower vulnerable people in humanitarian crises around the world.

So on the basis of nothing, you're going to look into him? Sounds like an open-minded way of investigating.

Or maybe you should think, maybe this 50 most powerful people in DC in 2012 list is just a silly thing a magazine did and not a real ranking of folks who hold power.