From Starting Over to Building Success: Manny Kazanjian’s Entrepreneurial Journey
He didn't even say goodbye to his friends. His parents had already filed the paperwork, bought the plane tickets, decided their only son would leave Lebanon on a December night in 1980 and never return. The value of life is minimum, they'd said. And so he landed in New York on Christmas Eve with nothing but a green card and the memory of militia training he'd begun to enjoy — the rush, the power, the sense that he was becoming someone who could survive.
Manuel Kazanjian spent thirty years turning broken businesses into thriving ones — from loading barbells at his first gym job to building a…
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