Open for Business
Running a business and maintaining smooth-sailing operations is no small feat. Aside from the many moving parts to oversee, you must also deal with its direct impact on your daily life and relationships.
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Pouring A Legacy: The Wilson Creek Winery Story Of Family, Grit And Governance With Bill Wilson (opens the original)
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In this episode of Open For Business, hosts Stuart Brown and Norman Kallen speak with Bill Wilson , founder of Wilson Creek Winery in Temecula, California, about building and leading a successful multigenerational family business. Bill shares how an early career setback in finance ultimately led to an unexpected opportunity to purchase land in Southern California’s Temecula wine region with his parents and siblings. He discusses the challenges and rewards of working alongside family members, sha
Wealth Strategist And Author Ken Himmler Uncovers Business Owner Blind Spots (opens the original)
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Ken Himmler joins Stuart Brown and Norman Kallen for a compelling conversation about the blind spots that often prevent business owners from building lasting wealth through their companies. Drawing on decades of experience advising entrepreneurs through growth, succession and liquidity events, Ken explains why success requires more than intelligence or hard work -- it demands the right advisors, the right strategy and the right mindset at every stage of the business lifecycle. Ken shares why gro
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