my presentation at Szabist BBA 1

1. Milton S Hershey
SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEUR

4. Milton Hershey was born on September
13, 1857, in a farmhouse near the Central
Pennsylvania village of Derry Church.

5. Veronica Snavely
Henry Hershey
Hershey

6.  Milton Hershey’s education was necessarily
hit-or-miss. In eight years of formal education, he
attended seven different schools.
 In 1871, Milton Hershey left school.

7.  apprenticed to a Lancaster County
confectioner named Joseph Royer.
 The 14-year-old Hershey turned out to have
a natural talent for candy-making
 In the next four years learned the art and
science of creating tasty confections.
 Milton's first business. He set up his new
shop in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and called
the company the Hershey Chocolate
Company.
 Unfortunately, he was forced to declare
bankruptcy.

8.  After selling his shop in Philadelphia, he
moved to Denver, Colorado. Here he
learned how to make caramel.
 He later moved from Denver and tried to
establish himself in Chicago and New
York, but found defeat in both places.
 In 1883, he returned to Lancaster, PA
and set up a candy business that
specialized in producing caramel.
 he purchased chocolate-making
machinery from a German manufacturer.

9.  Opened the Hershey Chocolate Factory
in 1894 as an arm of the Lancaster
Caramel Company.
 On a trip to Jamestown, he meet with
kitty and she get Hershey’s heart, and
the couple was married in New York City
on May 25, 1898.
 In 1903, he purchased 1,200 acres of
land near his birthplace and focused on
mass-producing his milk chocolate
products.

10.  Hershey’s Chocolate Factory is
founded and successful!
 1915, Kitty died following a long and
debilitating illness. Milton Hershey
never remarried,
 Milton Hershey died Oct. 13, 1945 of
a heart attack

12. The Hershey Company
 Largest producer of
quality chocolate in
North America
 A global leader in
chocolate and sugar
confectionery.
 Revenues of more
than $5 billion

17. Hershey International

18. Hershey Retail Stores
Times Square

19. Chicago

20. Niagara Fall

21. Shanghai

22. Singapore

23. Dubai

25. How Milton Hershey
got Success?

26. Where it began
• Hershey, Pennsylvania, home of the
worlds largest chocolate factory, this is
where Hershey makes its famous
chocolate.

27. Born in the Jungle
• A tropical
jungle, grows a
very special
tree…The coca
tree
• In the cocoa tree
each pod are
about 20to40
coca beans.
• These beans
given special
flavor!

28. Chocolate key factor
 The chocolate
liquor
 The cocoa
butter
 Sugar
 Milk

29. • The new mixture
dried into
coarse, brown
powder called
chocolate crumb
• Hershey add cocoa
butter to the crumb.
Which bring out the
rich taste and
creamy texture of
the chocolate
• After a little process
Hershey make a
great Hershey
chocolate

32. Kisses!
 Hershey make more
than 80 kiss-shape
products every day at
Hershey and California
factories
 Experience the
warm, luxurious, melt-
in-your-mouth taste of
chocolate!!!

37.  Mr. Hershey’s vision
was truly a success.

38.  His factory is without a doubt the
world’s largest chocolate factory

39.  The Hershey
Company remains
committed to the
vision and values of
the man who started
it all, so many years
ago.

40. Hershey Trust Company
Milton Milton M.S. Hershey
Hershey Hershey Foundation
School School Trust
(non-profit)
Hershey Foods
Corporation Hershey Theatre
(31% owned)
Hershey Museum
Hershey Gardens
Hershey
Entertainment Hershey Community
and Resorts Archives
(100% owned)

41. Hershey School
 Provides education, health care, room &
board for disadvantaged children
 1,200 students
 10,000 acre campus
 $65 million annual
budget ($96,000 per
student)
“The main object…is to train young men to useful
trades and occupations so that they can earn
their own livelihood” Deed of Trust

42. Hershey Entertainment and
Resorts (100% owned)

43. Hershey Theatre

44. Hershey Museum

45. Hershey Gardens