Greyston Bakery Greyston Bakery has a very interesting story. It was founded in 1982 by Bernie Glassman who was a Zen Buddhist monk and teacher. The first location was Greyson Mansion in Riverdale, NY where they adapted the name. The reason for starting the bakery was to give the Zen Buddhist Community a place to […]
Category: redemptive entrepreneurship
Dave Ramsey and His Entrepreneurial Story
One entrepreneurial venture that I personally enjoy, is the story of Dave Ramsey. Today, people know him as a millionaire who is famous for his trusted sourcing of financial advice. But he was not always this successful. At age 26, Dave Ramsey was bringing home a quarter of a million dollars a year and had […]
The Redemptive Entrepreneurship of Ben & Jerry’s
Conscientious Ice Cream Few brands are as loved as Ben & Jerry’s. Beyond their delicious flavors and fun names, Ben & Jerry’s is known for its commitment to change. Whether it’s social justice or sustainability Ben & Jerry’s strives for transformation in all sorts of communities. Humble Beginnings Ben & Jerry’s didn’t start as the […]
A business we all know and love, Chick-fil-a
As we know from countless examples in class from Professor Sweet, and the close access we have to it here on campus, Chick-fil-a is a business that is thriving and has a redemptive mission behind all of its success. Andrew Truett Cathy is the current owner, who continues to further the legacy of Chick-fil-a. Their […]