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| Providence: Ray DiSanto was a decent man. A
hard worker. He was that big fellow in your high school class who didn't say
too much, but was a good guy. Everybody liked him. He bought a pick-up truck
and began tearing down buildings. He always had money but never acted rich.
And, he never had a job, yet he has always created work for himself and then
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| When we looked closely at Ray and his business
back in 1999, we found no fancy tricks, no clever strategies, no highfalutin
power lunches, no getting rich quick. We found over 40 people who loved Harbor
Marine and loved working just as hard as Ray. They got the job done. The
business grew. But when Ray died tragically, everybody discovered there was no
succession plan in place so the business was liquidated. We revisit this story
in an episode titled, Exit Strategies and Equity Models.
Even in his passing, we can learn a lot from Ray. |
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Good People, Good work, good jobs |
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Manufacturer / educator. Roaster. Retailer. Publisher. Meet very thoughtful
people who are quietly changing our world. Working their dreams into reality,
they'll encourage, challenge and inspire you always to be the best that you can
be. Creating something of value makes a life worth living. When it's
sustainable, it's a legacy. |
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Making Our
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