Stepping into Publix's past
An office from 1968 doesn't have any computers, but this one holds the memories and style of one of Florida's most noted business leaders. His name was George Jenkins, but people knew him as Mr. George, founder of Publix Supermarkets. Jenkins would be 111 years old on Saturday. He passed away in 1996, but now his office is preserved to instill his values into generations of new Publix executives.
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