Starting new careers in Middlesex County brings rewards with the challenges Click here for the entire article or begin below. Marty discusses their expansion plans in New Jersey. Brian speaks on the challenges and successes he has seen and how the successes far outweigh anything else. Philly Pretzel Factory was recently featured in the Home News Tribune in an article titled, " Starting new careers in Middlesex County brings rewards with the challenges." The article discusses Brian Bell’s career path and how he decided to open a Philly Pretzel Factory. (To continue reading article, click here) The business was slow at first, but as more people tried the pretzels,īusiness picked up and the location became successful. Their original plan was to open one in Spring Township, but at the timeĪnother franchise owner had claimed a right of first refusal on that
In July 2007, the trio opened a store on the Fifth Street Highway in
This was too good of an opportunity to pass up." Watched as people went in and out," she said. "We went to visit four stores on Black Friday and just sat there and They decided to visit some Philly Pretzel Factory stores.
Paula said when all three went home to Bucks County for Thanksgiving in 2006 Work in law enforcement, and Paula Wenger is a middle school teacher in the One problem: All three were busy with full-time jobs. Her husband, Andy Wenger, 44, both of Spring Township. That started the wheels turning for Lake, his sister Paula Wenger, 44, and Lake the company wanted to move into the Reading area. Time, Philly Pretzel Factory had grown to about 35 stores, and DiZio told Then in 2006 he met up with DiZio at college homecoming weekend. "In 1997 Len told me that he and Dan were going to purchase an oven and Back in theĭay, he attended college at East Stroudsburg University with company founders Lake, 41 of Spring Township, co-owns two stores in Berks County. The Philly Pretzel Factory has been around since 1998.
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