Marian Ilitch, known as Mrs. I, owns the pizza chain that generates more than $5 billion in annual sales worldwide.
When Marian Ilyich She invested all her savings with her husband Mike to open a small pizzeria in a suburb of Detroit (USA) in 1959.I never imagined that years later, it would become one of the richest women in the world.
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Little Caesars has around 50 stores spread throughout the length and breadth of tthe whole countryand has others in Asia, Middle East, Australia, Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean.


The story of Marian Ilitch, the billionaire owner of a pizza chain
Illitch She entered the food business when she was just a childhelping out at his father’s restaurant. His first tasks were refilling napkin holders, making sure there was never a shortage of salt, sauce or other spices. But after graduating in humanities and going through some Delta Airlines Reservations Clerk JobsIlyich decided to open his own business.
It wasn’t easy to convince her husband, Mike Ilitch, that the name she proposed for their first pizzeria was not right. He wanted to call the place “Pizza Treat,” while she preferred the name “Little Caesars.” The store opened as “Little Caesar’s Pizza Treat,” but it was years later that rose to fame thanks to the advertising slogan “Pizza! Pizza!” which was introduced in 1979.
The initial business model of this Detroit couple was to create a simple and attractive menu that families, especially those with small children, could afford And with that goal accomplished, they made a small place for themselves in the restaurant world that later gave rise to Little Caesars Pizza.
But the Pizza hasn’t been the only thing that has made her a millionaire Marian Ilitch. Hockey, one of the favorite sports of this American businesswoman, also had something to do with it. In 1982 she decided buy the Detroit Red Wings with her husbanda losing ice hockey team that under his ownership became a winner of a large number of championships.
Also They bought the Fox Theatre building in Detroit, to renovate it and turn it into the world headquarters of Little Caesars. Now, it is also the owner, along with Little Caesars Enterprises and NHL Detroit Red Wings, from Blue Line Foodservice Distribution, Little Caesars Pizza Kit Fund and Champion Foods, among other companies. In 2017, their total revenues exceeded $800 million.
He is currently helping build a $1.4 billion sports and entertainment district in Detroit that includes a new headquarters with pizza-shaped windows.
How much is Marian Ilitch’s fortune, according to Forbes?
The woman who used to be a ticket agent for Delta Airlines, at 91 years old has accumulated a fortune of 4 billion dollarsthanks to his income from the pizza industry and the Detroit hockey and baseball teams.
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