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Family Owned Printing Business Story
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In this episode of The Printer's Edge Podcast, Rock LaManna talks about some of the challenges and opportunities faced by a family owned printing business. Rock himself knows this world, as he followed in his father's footsteps.
The printing business we're discussing is a company called, Channeled Resources. Channeled Resources was also the focus of one of Rock's The Bottom Line articles in Label and Narrow Web Magazine. Click to read Channeled Resources: Same Family, Not the Same Company.
Also, in this episode, you'll learn what Rock has been doing on the road and where you'll have a chance to spend some time with him.
The Printer's Edge Podcast is your resource, whether you want to buy, sell, or build a printing business. It's like going to a trade show without the cost, the travel, or the time commitment. You just get the great info. Never miss an episode when you subscribe through iTunes.
This episode is sponsored by The LaManna Alliance. To learn more about Rock LaManna and his team, visit: http://www.rocklamanna.com/
Looking for Rock LaManna's latest listings of print businesses that are for sale: http://www.rocklamanna.com/printing-business-for-sale
To find out more about Ken Okel and how he helps organizations become more productive, visit: http://kenokel.com/
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