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brand-name of Panera’s elder: Au Bon Pain, translates to ‘where good bread is;’ and as it turned out, this tucked away industrial R&D implement was just too good to keep a secret. Hence, throughout the next few years, the fledgling concept-eatery tried its luck with a multitude of Boston area locations; and then in 1981, a young Ronald Shaich, owner of Boston’s new Cookie Jar Bakery got together with Au Bon Pain’s, Louis Kane, and merged the two companies together as the Au Bon Pain Co. Shaich and Kane

November 10, 2017 Panera Bread Panera Bread was inherited in 1981 as Au Bon Pain Co., Inc. established by Louis Kane and Ron Shaich, the company thrived along the east coast in the United States and internationally from the 1980s to the 1990s and became more influential within the bakery-café chains. However, in 1993 Au Bon Pain Co., Inc. acquired Saint Louis Bread company which was a chain of 20 bakery-cafes located in Saint Louis. Au Bon Pain Co., oversaw a complete makeover of all Saint Louis Bread

Troubled Island Synopsis Overture: It is night in Haiti, in 1791. Napoleon, the Emperor of France, inhibits independence in Haiti, but Haiti’s enslaved population longs for independence. In the night, men rise, challenging their bondage. The night has an ominous energy, laced with the nation’s pent-up energy. The sea surrounds Haiti, and the mountains stand out against the night sky. End of Overture Act One Scene One: Inside an Abandoned Sugarmill: At moonrise, enslaved persons

Information, Mission & Vision Statements Panera Bread, originally founded as a bakery named Au Bon Pain Company Inc. was established in 1981 by Louis Kane and Ron Shaich, with locations all over the United States and internationally (Peter and Donnelly, 2013). In 1993 Au Bon Pain purchased Saint Louis Bread Company, chain of bakeries. This expanded their business to 20 more bakeries in St Louis. In 1999 Au Bon Pain Company Inc. was sold and the company was renamed Panera Bread Company, as we still

residents found themselves in a world of darkness and grief” (Petrou). One of the larger problems with the earthquake was that it destroyed much of it’s government offices and the capital city of Port-au-Prince, many of the resources that would have helped rescue people and revive the city were destroyed. Port-au-Prince had a population of 2 million people at the time, that's almost a fourth of the countries population, but the capitals infrastructure is layed out to support just over 115,000. So on top

kitchen bistro called Au Bon Pain Company Inc. in 1981. The organization developed and succeeded through the 1980's and 90's. Saint Louis Bread Company was purchased in 1993 by the association the company already had 20 different locations that covered vast areas of Saint Louis in the first place. Saint Louis Bread Company was at first established by Ken Rosenthal. In May 1999 Panera Bread ventured into a national eatery, Au Bon Pain Co. sold their different chains including Au Bon Pain, which is currently

A natural disaster has the capability to cause large scale damage and destruction to an area. Seismic events have been known to alter landscapes and affect the livelihoods, health and development of communities. No two earthquake events are the same and the level of threat posed by an earthquake can vary due to both the human and physical factors of an area. The 2010 magnitude - 7.0 earthquake that occurred in Haiti is an example of where a natural disaster caused a previously vulnerable area to

In 2010, Haiti; a Caribbean country located on the island of Hispaniola, suffered a 7.0 magnitude earthquake which left the normally joyous people devastated, and the land, destroyed. Only six years after the paralyzing natural disaster, Hurricane Matthew struck the vulnerable nation plagued by poverty, leaving hundreds dead and “12.9% of the country’s population in need of humanitarian assistance”. Humanitarian assistance. As humans; ready, willing and able to help Haitians in need, public school

Haiti Earthquake Have you ever heard of an earthquake so big that hundreds of thousands of people lost their lives, more than three hundred thousand people were injured, and 1.5 million people became homeless? If not, let me introduce you to the Haiti Earthquake. This enormous earthquake destroyed many lives. It was believed to have been caused by the shifting of tectonic plates in the Earth. But, is this the truth? In 2010, an earthquake broke out in Haiti. The city was left in ruins, 1.5 million

Music has been integrated in our lives more than before. In an era where portable music players and cellphones give people access to thousands of songs anywhere they go, music has easily become a soundtrack to our life. In our current era, children by the age of five will have listened to more music than Mozart was exposed to his entire life. This past winter I had the privilege of visiting Theo’s Place, a children’s home in Fond Doux Haiti. Before leaving the United States, I had been told that