Ron Dohr
Values provide a foundation of culture, in business and in families alike.
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11/10/11
Family Business Awards -- Best Practices: Honoring a commitment to family involvement and governance
11/10/11
11/10/11
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GOLD WINNER:Dynamic LanguageCity: TukwilaEmployees: 45
While Sandy Dupleich was studying communications at the University of Washington and working retail, her parents asked her to pitch in at their fledgling business,...
GOLD WINNER:Cascade Gasket and Manufacturing Co.
City: KentEmployees: 135
Drawn by the promise of Boeing, Detroit gasket maker Franklin Marshall Terry, known to everyone as Mart, brought his young family to Seattle after...
GOLD WINNER:Baker Boyer
City: Walla WallaEmployees: 161
Baker Boyer Bank’s roots tap back to Dorsey S. Baker’s Walla Walla mercantile, which supplied early settlers and gold miners, and became a trustworthy repository for...
COMMUNITY WINNER:Grounds for Change
City: PoulsboEmployees: 6
“We wanted to cultivate a business that would allow us to live out our values,” says Kelsey Marshall, cofounder and president of Grounds for Change, a small...
BEST PRACTICES WINNER: AAOA Healthcare
City: KirklandEmployees: 19
To explain the lifelong habit of starting his own companies, including an orchard he ran with his father, Patrick Chestnut says he’s simply not a good...
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- Flying ANA's Dreamliner to Tokyo
- China expert Rittenberg sees reform in China and is optimistic about continued economic growth.
- GoGreen Conference this Wednesday to focus on green solutions for businesses as well as government agencies
- April unemployment rate in Washington state drops to 7 percent, the lowest since December 2008
