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Tom Monaghan

Tom Monaghan, founder of Dominos Pizza and one time owner of the Detroit Tigers. After reading Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis in 1989, Monaghan was shaken by what he considered his sinful pride and ego. He took two years off from Domino's to examine his life. Despite his enormous wealth, Monaghan divested himself of most of his ostentatious material possessions. He gave up his lavish office suite at Domino's headquarters, replete with leather-tiled floors and an array of expensive Wright furnishings, turning it into a corporate reception room. He also ceased construction on a huge Wright-inspired mansion that was to be his home. He returned to Domino’s pizza after 2 years to save the failing company. In 1998, he sold the company and is now involved in running his Catholic charities.