Posted on Aug 12, 2016
Entrepreneurs you didn’t know were Veterans: Glen Bell (Taco Bell)|Veterans List
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Next time you swing by Taco Bell for a chalupa be sure to get one for Chesty, too. Rah.
Entrepreneurs you didn’t know were Veterans: Glen Bell (Taco Bell)|Veterans List
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Too many veterans are stuck in the mindset that "transition" implies the necessity of getting "another job". I wish that more of them had someone to tell them that they could create a job.
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LCpl William Amos
LT John Chang - Very true. At Veterans List we want to help bring the number of Veteran entrepreneurs up from ~6% to the post WWII level of 49% to help Vets blaze their own path.
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LT John Chang
LCpl William Amos - that's awesome! Let me know how I may help spread the word! In the past I've done talk shows with entrepreneurs - here are some past interviews: http://bit.ly/indie-creative-channel ..and "masterminds": http://bit.ly/1000truefans-masterminds
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LCpl William Amos
LT John Chang - Thanks for the support, we will take all the help we can get on spreading the word about Veterans List. We would love to do an interview. Shoot me an email @ [login to see]
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LT John Chang
LCpl William Amos - super! Just sent you a quick note - I'm on West Coast / Pacific time.
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I had no idea that the "Bell" had anything to do with the founder's name. Just figured it was a catchy brand thing. It's amazing how many franchises all started about the same time from a region of Southern California - McDonald's, Carl's Jr, In-n-Out..
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