From flipping burgers to the corner office: Nashville executives on their first jobs
[row][col sm_width=”10″ sm_offset=”1″]Nashville Business Journal by Eric Snyder, Assistant Managing Editor
Friday, December 28, 2012
Dan Hogan, CEO, Medlogix
What was your first job? In college, my roommate and I started a limousine company, so one of my first jobs was as a limo driver. We had a lot of fun and actually did pretty well with it. But, at the ripe old age of 23 we felt like the “oldest” guys in our college town so we decided to move on. We sold the company in exchange for $5,000 and a 1972 Porsche. The company, Bulldog Limousine, is actually still operating in Athens, Ga.[/col][/row]
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