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Why does working together in a family business have to be so darn difficult? Get answers to this and other relevant questions when host, Greg Lewis, interviews prominent local and national family leaders about the challenges of working together in a family business.
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Episode 104: Why the Best Family Business Leaders Serve First (opens the original)
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Episode 104: Why the Best Family Business Leaders Serve First TNCFB Our guest today is Ray Chung. Ray is an entrepreneur, an advisor, and serves as a senior consultant at Rising Sun Consultants, a servant leadership and organizational consulting company. Prior to his most current endeavor in consulting, he has led in the area of people and culture for organizations including LINKBANK, TE Connectivity, and Willis Towers Watson. Ray's favorite part of his job is simply showing up and serving — goi
Episode 103: 1 Family, 4 Generations, 100 Years: The Sprague Pest Solutions Story with Ross Treleven (opens the original)
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Episode 103: 1 Family, 4 Generations, 100 Years: The Sprague Pest Solutions Story with Ross Treleven TNCFB Our guest today is Ross Treleven. Ross was named President of Sprague Pest Solutions in January 2021 and named CEO in May 2024. Treleven joined Sprague in 1998 for a summer job in high school, becoming a technician in college, where he attended Gonzaga University completing a Business Marketing Degree. He also holds an M.B.A. from the University of Denver. After graduating from Gonzaga in 2
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