Vic Crain

Five Professional Lessons from Colonel Sanders’s Entrepreneurial Career

He was a local hero, as was Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) in the Louisviile in which I grew up. When I saw the Colonel, he actually dressed in that white three piece suit pictured in the KFC logo. Needless to say, Louisville isn’t want it was, and neither is the state.

Published by Vic Crain

"We're responsible for our own fun." I still conduct occasional research studies, but my focus is on buillding a business in life and health insurance. That includes Medicare and group health for small business. My other full time activities include taking care of my SO, reading, and writing. I'm working on a book on global concepts of privacy.

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    • My pleasure. There are lots of good memories from that era. For example, on Sunday during the old “blue law” era (no stores open), there was one cafeteria on the east side of Louisville where most people went for lunch. The Colonel would be standing in line in his white suit with the rest of us.

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