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Name: Eat Mor Chikin
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Author: S. Truett Cathy

S. Truett Cathy began with a small Atlanta establishment originally called the Dwarf‑Grill. Drawing on a stern work ethic forged during the Great Depression and a personal philosophy rooted in biblical principles, he expanded the diner into Chick‑fil‑A, the largest quick‑service chicken chain in the United States. By 2020, the company had more than $12 billion in sales and over 2,300 locations nationwide. Cathy’s business acumen not only grew a culinary empire but also enabled him to invest in initiatives supporting the development of young people. This biography chronicles his entrepreneurial journey and lasting impact on American dining culture.

First publish date: 2002

Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Biography

Authors: S. Truett Cathy

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