Posted on Mar 12, 2022
Opinion: I wasn't sure what I would do after the Marines. Opening franchises set me up for...
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"When I left the Marines after serving as a helicopter pilot, I wasn’t accustomed to working alone. Throughout my time at Annapolis, Maryland, during two deployments and while training new pilots, I was used to collaborating with a team of highly driven service members all working toward a common goal. Like the millions of veterans who have come before me, the transition from active duty to civilian life was not an easy one. I am continuously thankful to my family for pushing and supporting me".
Opinion: I wasn't sure what I would do after the Marines. Opening franchises set me up for...
Posted from sandiegouniontribune.com
Marines
Business
San Diego
Helicopters
Posted 2 y ago
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel Pretty cool! Honoring a fallen service member is a great idea as well.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."When I thought about what I wanted my post-military career to look like, I wanted to do something that honored the legacy of service. I was not ready to stop giving back to my community and to my country. I found the opportunity to continue that work through the franchise business model. And today, I own and operate 12 local Dunkin’ franchises in San Diego, with two on the military bases on which I proudly served. Dunkin’ is a taste of home for many on base — I know it was for me."...
..."When I thought about what I wanted my post-military career to look like, I wanted to do something that honored the legacy of service. I was not ready to stop giving back to my community and to my country. I found the opportunity to continue that work through the franchise business model. And today, I own and operate 12 local Dunkin’ franchises in San Diego, with two on the military bases on which I proudly served. Dunkin’ is a taste of home for many on base — I know it was for me."...
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