A corporate career cut short leads one former Exton executive to franchise ownership, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Many would argue that fried chicken has nothing to do with healthcare. Reynolds Corea would beg to differ.He's a former outsourcing expert who was making "easily" six figures, Corea said, when Accenture Ltd. cut him loose in January 2009 after nearly 20 years.
A layoff that has led Corea where so many corporate refugees have opted to go for a second career act: operating a franchise business.
The franchise market is growing at an annual rate of 2%, said John A. Pearce II, endowed chairman of strategic management and entrepreneurship at Villanova's School of Business.
Source: The Los Angeles Times
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