Entrepreneurship

The main idea for Coca-Cola was developed by John Stith Pembertor.

Many  other people like Joseph A. Biendenna, Asa Griggs Candler, Benjamin Tomas, Joseph Whitehead, and John lupton helped set up the Coca-cola business. This means that they all worked together because they had no fancy equipment and they had to mix and clean the bottles by hand. John started mixing up many flavors and liquids to figure out what was the best one and what one he could make the most money off of.  Then found the perfect drink and mixed a batch of it it.

Once everybody retired James Quincy, Herbert A. Allen, and Barry Diller helped take over the coca-cola business. Now the Coca-Cola company has it easy if you think about it. They have many mechanic  machines that wash the bottles and make the coke for them so they pretty much only need to put them on the truck to send them out and maybe package them in boxes. Coca-Cola has now enabled many coca-cola co workers to become very successful, self-sufficient career owners. The Coca-Cola company supplies a strong structure of support by lots of coaching, capital services and business directions for their entrepreneurs.