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Business
Tips for passing a business to the next generationPublished 07/24/08
Karen Daley follows her gut instincts when it comes to business decisions.
J. Henson - The Capital
Carolyn Broseker, left an attorney adn vice president of Homeland Title in Severa Park, is gradually taking over the business started by her mother-in-law Karen Daley.Her daughter-in-law Carolyn Broseker is a 32-year-old lawyer who prefers a more structured approach. Their styles couldn't be more different. But together, Homeland Title in Severna Park has expanded to handle 1,000 settlements annually throughout the state. Now, as Ms. Daley eases into retirement, the two women face one of the hardest decisions a business can face: Passing a company from one generation to the next. "Carolyn is not ready for me to just walk out the door and I'm not ready for that either," said Ms....
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