Craving the Sweet Memories of Her Childhood, This Entrepreneur Is Opening Utah’s Very First Paris Baguette Café
After 12 years in the financial industry, South Korean immigrant Su Kim has made the leap to franchising and is eager to serve as a role model for other women and minorities in the industry.
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