Patricia Frishkoff founded the Family Business Program at Oregon State University in 1985 and served as its director until her retirement in 2002. The Family Business Program's mission is to foster healthy family businesses. Frishkoff was a professor of accounting in Oregon State University's College of Business and the first holder of the A.E. Coleman Chair in Family Business. In 1988, Frishkoff and her husband founded a consulting practice, Leadership In Family Enterprise, which provides consulting in the area of Family-run businesses. Patricia Frishkoff received her undergraduate degree from St. Lawrence University. She also holds a Doctorate in Business Administration from Kent State University
And then if you use a business model and you're clear with the kids about what they have to bring, then you use business models in terms of hiring. You pay roughly according to the position or you know, 80% of the position if you can't afford to pay 100%. So if you've got a kid who really is mostl...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).
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