MBAs Can Find Inspiration In Unusual Places

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MBAs who are interested in becoming entrepreneurs can find inspiration in the success of others, even if their business plans are a little unusual.

Kim and Scott Holstein make soft pretzels. They run a 35,000 square foot bakery that employs more than 75 people and their projected annual sales figure is over $10 million.

"Our business is built on Pretzels with a Purpose," says Kim Holstein. "We remind ourselves daily that we're not just here to make pretzels, but we're a thriving, profitable pretzel business that is committed to making a positive difference in our world."

In addition to having created jobs, the Holtsteins also give to various charities through their pretzel initiatives. Their business now works with chains like Whole Foods and Target.

If you have always wanted to start your own company but have never tried because you don't have a background in business, consider enrolling in an MBA program today. An MBA degree could provide you with the skills you need to compete with other entrepreneurs and grow a successful operation.

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