Legacy

Legacy. It's a word that doesn't get discussed much until you get older and nearing the end of your life. The problem with legacy is that you start building it early on and by the time you start thinking about it you've already built either a positive or negative legacy. So how can you start to build a positive, life affirming, successful legacy? Norm Kober and Bill Everett give some direction based on their years of experience and study on how to build a great legacy.

Legacy. It's a word that doesn't get discussed much until you get older and nearing the end of your life. The problem with legacy is that you start building it early on and by the time you start thinking about it you've already built either a positive or negative legacy. So how can you start to build a positive, life affirming, successful legacy? Norm Kober and Bill Everett give some direction based on their years of experience and study on how to build a great legacy.

Norm Kober has been a franchisee owner/operator for Chic-fil-A for almost 4 decades and a respected leader in the company. He is a multi-unit operator and employs over 160 people. He is married to Frances and has 3 grown children, 2 of whom are operators themselves. Bill Everett was a pastor for a number of years and has worked for Norm as one of his directors since 2011. He has also worked for the Support Center in Atlanta, GA in the restaurant training department. He is married to Gail and has 2 grown children.