Among the treats was a chocolate chip cookie dough so popular that customers bought it in 10-pound boxes. Her award-winning chocolate fudge cake was equally successful.
But a bad divorce that ended an eight-year marriage eventually led to the closing of Premier Pastries.
"It was the hardest thing that I ever had to do," she said.
Ms. Borg overcame adversity by switching gears, working as a manager for US Foodservice. And in 2003 she worked as a marketing director while pursuing her MBA at Loyola...
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