Posted on May 07, 2007 by Ginger Watford
In 2004, Enrique Roselli, an executive at Pepsi co., decided that after 17 years it was time to be his own boss. The self-described corporate refugee's extensive operations background and the "incredible business opportunity in Vegas" helped build his new franchise business, AlphaGraphics, and within two years of starting he'd tripled sales.
Mr. Roselli said starting his franchise – AlphaGraphics, with almost 300 shops, is the nation's largest franchise print shop – has been one of the best business decisions he's ever made. "I got a call from a [corporate] headhunter a month ago about a [job] opening in Europe. I said, 'I'm not going back, heck no, I'm having too much fun.' "
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