CEO of one of nation’s oldest family businesses will help guide others at upcoming retreat
“I am all about giving voice to those who have not historically been heard — be it within a lumber company or a remote Indian reservation.”
“I am all about giving voice to those who have not historically been heard — be it within a lumber company or a remote Indian reservation.”
From how college students feel about joining family businesses to the biggest challenges owners face today, this new research offers eye-opening data.
Seventy-plus years, three generations and counting: This family business quietly has grown into an industry leader.
Here’s a look at this week’s People You Should Know.
Want to hear directly from the chairman of Chick-fil-A? He’ll share his family business story at this conference next week.
“I saw results. I just loved the feeling I got seeing what the system will do for businesses.” She’s now an expert EOS implementer — and you can learn from her later this month.
It is possible: Creating sustainable practices in business can lead to retaining people and increasing profits. And she is someone who helps businesses make it happen.
“Culture is universal” — and that includes in family businesses. If yours could use some attention, pay attention to this.
Happy 90th birthday to a homegrown family business success with a great story behind it.
“If there’s one thing I’ve learned in all my research and working with families in business, it’s the more aligned the family, the better the business does.”