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Today, we honor a visionary friend who left us too soon, Solomon Choi. Sol was more than a friend; he was our secret weapon, teaching us the ins and outs of the restaurant world in NYC. His journey is a testament to his innovative spirit, founding 16 Handles during the 2008 recession and expanding it to 40 locations. He was always ahead of the curve, pioneering the first Snapchat campaign for a froyo brand and advising unicorn startups like LUNCH BOX. Our focus on helping restaurants thrive in the digital space and supporting the creator economy stems from Solomon’s influence. He understood the importance of brands connecting with their communities, as demonstrated by his sale of 16 Handles to YouTuber Danny Duncan. Before he passed, Solomon was excited about new ventures, including a new franchise concept, Someday’s Bakery, and writing a modern take on franchising. His generosity of knowledge was evident in his willingness to share his experiences, bridging communities through food. Solomon was more than an entrepreneur. Born in Seoul, South Korea, and a graduate of USC’s Marshall School of Business, he balanced his business pursuits with a dedication to family and faith. As CEO of Jabba Brands, he continued to innovate, advise, and invest in companies that improve how we eat, drink, and live. Solomon’s legacy lives on through the countless lives he touched with his relentless optimism, discipline, and fearlessness. We’ll carry forward his vision of appreciating the hustle behind every meal and the power of food to bring people together. Rest easy, Solomon. Your spirit lives on in every meal shared, every business uplifted, and every community bridged through the love of food. 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Today, we honor a visionary friend who left us too soon, Solomon Choi. Sol was more than a friend; he was our secret weapon, teaching us the ins and outs of the restaurant world in NYC. His journey is a testament to his innovative spirit, founding 16 Handles during the 2008 recession and expanding it to 40 locations. He was always ahead of the curve, pioneering the first Snapchat campaign for a froyo brand and advising unicorn startups like LUNCH BOX. Our focus on helping restaurants thrive in the digital space and supporting the creator economy stems from Solomon’s influence. He understood the importance of brands connecting with their communities, as demonstrated by his sale of 16 Handles to YouTuber Danny Duncan. Before he passed, Solomon was excited about new ventures, including a new franchise concept, Someday’s Bakery, and writing a modern take on franchising. His generosity of knowledge was evident in his willingness to share his experiences, bridging communities through food. Solomon was more than an entrepreneur. Born in Seoul, South Korea, and a graduate of USC’s Marshall School of Business, he balanced his business pursuits with a dedication to family and faith. As CEO of Jabba Brands, he continued to innovate, advise, and invest in companies that improve how we eat, drink, and live. Solomon’s legacy lives on through the countless lives he touched with his relentless optimism, discipline, and fearlessness. We’ll carry forward his vision of appreciating the hustle behind every meal and the power of food to bring people together. Rest easy, Solomon. Your spirit lives on in every meal shared, every business uplifted, and every community bridged through the love of food. 🤜🏼🤛🏼

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