Robert H. Brooks
Businessman, founder of Hooters
Born
1937
88 years ago
Died
July 15th, 2006
19 years ago — 69 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United States
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An American businessman established a restaurant chain known for its casual dining atmosphere and unique waitstaff uniforms. Founded Hooters in 1983, which gained popularity quickly and expanded into a recognizable brand. Also started Naturally Fresh, Inc., a company focused on salad dressings and sauces. Through strategic marketing and franchise development, transformed Hooters into an international presence in the restaurant industry.
Founded Hooters restaurant chain in 1983
Established Naturally Fresh, Inc. for food products
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