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*Thomas Monaghan sold Domino’s Pizza in 1998 for $1 billion at age 61. Raised in an orphanage, Monaghan says he went through an unfulfilling materialistic phase when he became rich. He bought anti-que cars, yachts and the Detroit Tigers baseball team. *
*He says he is now invested “in helping people get to heaven,” mainly through the Ave Maria Foundation that is funded by Monaghan’s fortune. Monaghan, 68, agreed to a rare interview with USA TODAY corporate management reporter **Del Jones *about how to juggle the competing worlds of faith, commerce, wealth and politics.
Q: Many CEOs have given us advice, but advice on getting to heaven seems rather ultimate. A: I’m just a pizza maker.
Read more: biz.yahoo.com/usat/050918/13114671.html
*He says he is now invested “in helping people get to heaven,” mainly through the Ave Maria Foundation that is funded by Monaghan’s fortune. Monaghan, 68, agreed to a rare interview with USA TODAY corporate management reporter **Del Jones *about how to juggle the competing worlds of faith, commerce, wealth and politics.
Q: Many CEOs have given us advice, but advice on getting to heaven seems rather ultimate. A: I’m just a pizza maker.
Read more: biz.yahoo.com/usat/050918/13114671.html
