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Thoughts (and questions) about whether to bring family into the business

May 2010
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Bill Gray
Control Concepts, Inc.
Houston, Texas
Marketing & Industry Awareness
Committee Board Coordinator

My business in Houston is now 25 years old. At this time I don’t have any family members involved in it. And so this question has been on my mind lately: Should I try to recruit family members?
I started my business in 1984 when my family and I were very young. Thinking back, I have no recollection of my expectations. I guess I thought I could support my young family better if I worked for myself. I’m sure I was also motivated by ego. It sounds cool to be a business owner. It really sounds cool when you are 27 years old.

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