Anne Eiting Klamar had not been groomed to succeed her father in the family business. In fact, she embarked on an entirely different career. But when it turned out she needed to run the family business, she stepped into her father’s shoes. And she quickly found out they didn’t fit her.
It’s extremely rare for a fifth-generation family business to still be in the same industry they started out in. So, how did an 88-year-old...
Meghan Juday is among the fourth generation of leaders in her family enterprise, IDEAL INDUSTRIES, an electrical and electronic manufacturing company. Currently the Chairman...
Enrico Leta expected to continue to lead and work in his family enterprise, a highly successful regional chain of high end supermarkets started by...
