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Mozzarella Fella: a rare photograph of the late James Leprina (sitting), recorded in 1978. His daughter, Terri and Gina are now controlling a 75-year-old dairy and became billionaires on their father’s deaths this summer.
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A The main transition took place at the world’s largest manufacturer of Mozzarella, Leprina with Denver, after a recent Death of reclusive Billionion James Leprino In 87. Leprin’s daughter and longer Effects of Terri Leprino, 65 and Gina Vecchiarelli, which produces and sells more than a billion pounds of cheese per year, pizza, Pope, Pope John and other pisses and other pisses and other pisses pisses and other pisses. The heritage of their families include a combined 90% share in the company, which was 1950. founded their grandfather, Mike Leprina, and that capital states as single billionaires, was worth every billion dollars.
Late Leprina said Forbes In 2016 that he did not want his daughters forced into a job that broke the technology for the production of pizza cheese on the scale: “I don’t want to live a corporate life,” Corporate life is hard, “he said during the only interview. “I don’t want to interfere with my love for life and their happiness.”
He added that he never intended to take on the daily role leadership. “I’ll never make this job out of my grave. My two daughters will have that it is over,” Leprina said at the time. “They both do their thing. They know what’s going on. I adore strong that my family will be able to start a job as a director. I want normal life.”
Terri spent a decade as a marketing director in Leprin. Toward Biography published For Christian University of Colorado, where Terry served as a trustee for two decades for two decades, she is currently president of the Leprino Foods Foundation. It supports many Christian organizations – which served for 13 years, as a regional director for the area of the foretnight range of young life. Two years between 1993. and 1995. years, she was also a state psychologist. She received her master’s degree in Master’s consulting with Chorado Christian University and a graduate degree from Arizona.
As their secret father, sisters rarely make titles, savings when Terri’s home purchase from $ 7.5 million in August 2022. It became the most expensive sale in the Denver area of that month, According to Denver post.
At the time of his interview 2016. year, Jim Leprina said that Gina was “who runs a wish program” and that she was focused on his two daughters, which was to graduate at college. Her husband of at least 35 years of Vecchiarelli, 60, was appointed by the CEO and the president of leper food around 2023. years.
It is now led while the leper celebrates 75. Anniversary. Vecchiarelli led the newly recent plant Leprin in Lubbock, Texas, in January, in which the company promised to invest a billion dollars in the next few years. The Mozzarela plant 850-000 square foot currently staff with 300 workers full-time, and the total employment expected to double next year. At the tape cutting ceremony, Vecchiarelli pointed out the impact that the plant will have on dairies in the region, estimated that the plant will be delivered every day. The design of investments to create a $ 10.6 billion of economic influence for Texas, he added.
“This year marks a turning point for us – our 75. Anniversary. It’s not just a maturity, but it’s a moment to celebrate our future – the future involving Lubbock,” Vecchiarelli said at the event. “So today while we cut this ribbon, we start a whole new chapter. This factory is more than brick and mortar and stainless steel. It is a symbol of the next 75 years of growth for us.”
The main owners of Leprino, Vecchiarelliva wife, Gina and her sister, Terri, did not attend the cutting ribbon.
“This investment in a billion dollar is investing generations. Such an obligation indeed that leadership in the legacy followed a long match.” Says John Osborne, General Manager of Alliance Lubbocka, which has been known since 2019. years.
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Former employees describe Vecchiarelli as “open to new ideas”, “welcome” and “humbly”. One employee within 12 years, which went 2018, reminded of Vecchiarelli as more than a family-law, who went to work at the Family Business: “Day speaks more like business people. His style was different from Mr. Leprin.”
“I didn’t even know he was Zet, he added.
In some companies, they move to the next generation often leads to more openness around the acquired. And especially after stress Family lawsuit Of the relatives who possess the remaining 25% of the lemon broke out in 2022. In which the late wheelchair and the jury was struck with him and against claims from his fiduciary duties – may have been pressure to move on. But lemon daughters want job to stay in the family and stay private. The entire global milky industry would see lupin as once in a generation of acquisition.
Or maybe it will cross the lemon via Mocarela with a new generation led. When the job was presented by a new logo in 2023. years and announced that it would no longer be known as Leprino Foods, the company described the move in the edition Respect for “Heritage of the company while signals a vision that could be extended outside food, opening the door to future opportunities.” In relation, Vecchiarelli added: “We believe this refresh is more than a visual update – it is a symbol where we were, where we are and where we are going.”
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