Family-owned small business are actually three distinct but related systems, with part of each system separate and part bound together.
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Focusing on the values of your prospective partner
Do you and your partner have the same values and work ethic? David Gage joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why partners should discover the values - work ethic, materialism, etc. - of each other before going into business together.
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Family Businesses and Partnerships, Legal
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