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Haribo

Published on Nov 20, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Haribo

By: Hunter Edwards
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Starter Information

  • Hans Riegel created haribo in 1920 
  • He went to war a couple years after
  • He had 2 sons Hans Riegel jr. and Paul Riegel
  • When Hans Riegel Sr. was sent to war in 1922
  • He Died in 1945 at POW camp 
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How it all started

  • Hans Riegel is a candy maker
  • From Bonn, Germany
  • Invented Gummi Bears on 1922
  • called his business Haribo
  • acronym for Hans Riegel Bonn
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More info

  • in 2013 Hans Riegel jr. Passed away
  • MADE SURE COMPANY WAS RAN BY FAMILY OR TRUSTED PEOPLE
  • hARIBO HAS BEEN AROUND FOR MORE THAN 90 YEARS 
  • Still more years to come
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Hans Riegel jr.

  • Born on March 10, 1923
  • from Bonn, Germany
  • Got his doctorate at University of Bonn
  • Took over company in 1945
  • Before his father died
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Hans Riegel jr.

very happy and loved man by many

WHY

  • He became on entrepreneur
  • to appeal to kids
  • wanted to make kids happy 
  • Also wanted to make father proud
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Roles

  • Innovator- person who introduces new things
  • Dr. Hans Riegel jr. introduced Gummi Bears to the world
  • risk taker- person who takes risk
  • Paul takes the risk of hiring a supervisory board
  • After his brother Paul Riegel dies

more roles

  • Spark plug- life source
  • Keeps the company running by himself
  • after Paul dies
  • Strategist- person who plans out things
  • Hans planned how he wanted to introduce his invention to society
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Characteristics

  • Ambition-being highly motivated
  • Hans Riegel jr. was ambitious by keeping company together for his father
  • Self-confidence- believing in yourself
  • Hans believed he could keep company together by himself
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Characteristics

  • Willingness to take risk
  • Hans Riegel jr. was definitely not afraid
  • energy of self-discipline
  • Hans loved his employees for how hard they really worked
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