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Atomic Wings to Make its Washington, D.C. Debut Near Howard University
The fast-casual wing franchise is set to open off of Georgia Avenue in Washington, D.C. with franchise owners Fred Whit and Phil Monde at the helm.

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The fast-casual wing franchise is set to open off of Georgia Avenue in Washington, D.C. with franchise owners Fred Whit and Phil Monde at the helm.

Childhood friends and business partners Fred Whit and Phil Monde are ready to open their new Atomic Wings location in Washington, D.C.
According to The List, Whit and Monde are opening their location near Howard University, a historically black university, and are excited to bring new job opportunities to the students attending school both online and in-person.
Since they decided to pursue business ownership together, Whit and Monde have made it their mission to start a franchise business that would positively impact the communities that support HBCUs and Black culture across the country. Atomic Wings serves antibiotic- and hormone-free all-natural wings with over 14 proprietary sauces.
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