Jughead A Caribbean Trailblazer in Atlanta
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March 6, 2010 |
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Talawah Journals had the pleasure to interview Owen aka “Jughead”, an aspiring Jamaican entrepreneur in Atlanta Georgia. Jughead tells his story of how he started as a hustler on the streets of Kingston to becoming a chef at Couples Hotel in Jamaica to finally reaching America to start his own business with only $50.
Amazingly, that business is now one of two successful restaurants in Georgia so with plans to start a third in his home of Jamaica and along with other charities we chose him as a Talawah Trailblazer. Do you know any Caribbean people or people of culture with a similar story? Write us.
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