Pre-launch website
The archived company site presented the brand, menu direction, biographies, and social channels before operation began.
Documented operating era · 2012–2013
A professionally launched Los Angeles mobile-food venture built around Chef Scott Persson’s Southwestern fusion concept and developed by a public-facing team that included Deeanne Persson, Benny Doro, and Robin Cremeens.
Executive Snapshot
The Concept · contemporaneous record
An archived September 24, 2012 company site introduced “Southwestern Fusion Haute Cuisine on Wheels.” The September 25 Business Wire announcement described Chef Scott Persson’s culinary concept and a planned October Los Angeles County rollout.
The company’s launch materials identify Scott and Deeanne Persson as developing the menu. Business Wire identifies Deeanne as President and company contact, while contemporary sources describe Benny Doro and Robin Cremeens as participating in development of the concept.
Evidence boundary: terms such as “partner,” “President,” and “Owner/Chef” are preserved as contemporary public representations. No recovered capitalization, corporate, or ownership agreement establishes legal percentages or formal governance authority.
Launch · September–October 2012
The archived company site presented the brand, menu direction, biographies, and social channels before operation began.
The original release named the participants, described the culinary thesis, and announced an October Los Angeles County rollout.
Independent coverage reported the planned October launch, Southwestern fusion menu, and public partnership presentation.
Original media, inspection photographs, and the company event page converge on active service at the Palm Springs Food Truck Festival.
The Truck · original visual evidence
The surviving archive shows a completed professional wrap, illuminated service areas, kitchen equipment, point-of-sale hardware, staff, food preparation, and customer service.
A visible Food Cart USA mark supports a custom-build or customization connection. The shared 7782 San Fernando Road address supports a likely La Raza Foods supplier or commissary relationship. Neither relationship is described as contractually proven because the invoice, title, lease, and service agreement have not been recovered.
On the Street · operating chronology
The photographs establish operation. They do not establish revenue, rankings, or sales volume.
Press & Visibility · contemporary sources
Business Outcome · evidence separated
Verified: InFusion launched, operated publicly, attracted contemporary coverage, served documented events and locations, and remained visible in dated operating photographs through March 2, 2013. An active menu was captured in April.
Firsthand account: Benny recalls that later operational instability increased the direct management burden. In his assessment, the level of hands-on operating attention required ultimately made the venture unattractive relative to the group’s other business opportunities.
Archival conclusion: the concept and market traction were real. The surviving evidence documents a professionally launched operating venture; Benny’s explanation for the decision not to continue remains clearly attributed firsthand testimony.
The homepage was parked by June 2013. That digital fact does not establish the legal closure date, final service, disposition of the truck, or dissolution of an operating entity.
Evidence Gallery · curated originals
Each image opens the original file at full size. All 101 original photographs remain preserved for the future InFusion Truck Collection.
Operating Video · Palm Springs
The web video below is derived from original file IMG_2927.MOV, created October 27, 2012. The original remains unchanged in the preserved archive.
What Remains Unresolved
Collection boundary: the Punta Gorda / Bentley Radcliff story, the full 108-file media archive, and sensitive private oral history remain outside this core Executive Record.