Why One Mother Turned to Papa Murphy’s to Build a Family Business After 14 Years at Home
As her 26-year-old son sets his sights on owning a Papa Murphy’s of his own, Amy Lepke has watched a simple return to work evolve into a stepping-stone for the next generation.
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