Driven & Co.

Tell us about what a day-to-day looks like for you? I typically get 400 emails a day, so I usually try to get through the important ones first thing in the morning. I have a daughter, so once I get her off to school I try to keep meetings more toward the middle of the day. I like to have enough time to start on action items. It drives me crazy to have too many balls up in the air. I'm happier if I can finish some things and give closure to issues. You own 56 Subway restaurants. How do you manage that volume of stores? You have to find good people and delegate the proper accountabilities to them. I have 600 employees that rely upon me to make sure their paychecks are good every two weeks, so there really isn't such a thing as a day off. Day in and day out there's always work to do.   What did you want to be when you grew up? My father was a patent attorney for a major manufacturing firm. I never really thought about it much, and just assumed I would also be an attorney. Then I woke up at 18 and decided to