They are college students, working parents, models and other women who enjoy making money while having fun. Hooters Girls appear on trading cards, calendars, magazines and television, and at sports events, charity functions and community gatherings. There are almost 10,000 Hooters Girls.
Managers hire women who best fit the all-American cheerleader image.
Over 230 in 41 states, Asia, Canada, the Caribbean, England, Mexico, Singapore, Taiwan, Bahamas and Puerto Rico. Continue development in Canada, England and Asia, and enter New Zealand by 2000. Every day, somewhere, the Hooters Girls are assisting local charities through car washes, golf tournaments and in-store promotions. In 1983, six fun-loving businessmen, with no experience in the restaurant industry, opened a Clearwater, Fla. joint with girls in orange shorts, chicken wings as the feature item and an owl in the logo. The Atlanta-based operator and franchiser of the Hooters concept.