Ben & Jerry's, The Inside Scoop (Review and Analysis of Lager's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Fred "Chico" Lager's book "Ben & Jerry's: The Inside Scoop" tells the story of Fred "Chico" Lager's experiences in creating this brilliant business. Indeed, in less than 15 years, Ben & Jerry's grew from an ice cream parlour in an abandoned gas station in Burlington, Vermont, to a publicly traded corporation with annual sales of over $100 million. But what characterises Ben & Jerry’s is that this company made it to the top while remaining one of the most innovative, progressive and socially responsible businesses in the world. They stayed true to their vision, fought for what they believed was right, and were generously rewarded.
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Ben & Jerry’s: The Inside Scoop by Fred Chico
Lager
Summary of Ben & Jerry’s: The Inside Scoop (Fred Chico
Lager)
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Part 1
Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield first met in a 7th grade gym class at Merrick Avenue Junior High School when they both found themselves lagging behind all the other students who were running a mile for gym class.
The coach yelled at them, Cohen, Greenfield, if you can’t do the mile in under seven minutes, you’re gonna have to do it again!
Ben replied, But coach, if we can’t do it in less than seven minutes the first time, how are we gonna do it in under seven minutes the second time?
With that, Jerry realized Ben was the sort of guy he wanted to hang out with, and the two quickly struck up a friendship.
Ben’s father was a successful accountant who worked for the State of New York, and he later boasted his greatest contribution to Ben’s career was in passing on genes that predisposed his son to eat a lot. Ben was okay at schoolwork when he applied himself, but he really excelled at eating and his physical shape (even as a kid) reflected a healthy appetite.
Like Ben, Jerry also was overweight as a kid. He got good grades at school, played as much sport as possible and hung out with a small group of close friends.
At High School, Jerry continued to get excellent grades while Ben excelled mainly at extracurricular activities. Jerry won an academic scholarship and went to Oberlin College in Ohio while Ben decided to attend Colgate University in New York because the dorms there had open fireplaces.
To support himself, Ben got a job in the student cafeteria which went okay until he grew a beard - which happened to be against food hygiene rules. When this was drawn to his attention, he shaved a