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Compiled by Greg Johnson / Times staff writer
No Round Table: Rancho Santiago College canceled a business executives round table on Tuesday that would have featured fast-food magnate Carl N. Karcher.
The Carl’s Jr. restaurant chain founder was slated to “share his secrets for success in today’s business environment.”
Karcher, who is struggling to right his personal finances, is also battling to regain control of Carl Karcher Enterprises, the Anaheim-based parent company of Carl’s Jr.
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