Laurie Straus Aronoff's guest appearances

Laurie Straus Aronoff

Family Business Today

Paul White

Aaron Walker

Matt Bodnar

Jacob Avila

David Wells

Steve Richards

Steve Woodruff

Andy Marshall

Dorcas Cheng-Tozun

Evan Owens

Anne Huntington

Aaron Flinn

Cal Turner

Gary Ringger

Jamie Fritz

OwlTail

Andy Straus

*Airdate 7/8/2019 The world of family business is full of stories of siblings who didn’t see eye to eye. In today’s podcast we’ll hear from a 4th generation brother and sister combo who have carefully managed these relationships to be both productive and fulfilling for their business and their family. You will learn:  Make your own mark in business before joining the family business prepares you to join the family business The role you take in the family business should be based on the skill sets you are best suited for not family hierarchy Develop rules when dealing with conflict – communications, honesty, and respect; talk it out Advice for siblings considering joining the family business – Talk about it a lot before making the plunge; have a clearly defined role that matches your skill set Develop boundaries between family and business in family gatherings. Remember spouses and children may not understand or even be interested in the operations and issues of your family business Have fun!  Our guest today has been Laurie Straus Aronoff and Andy Straus, 4th generation owners, of Goldner Associates founded in 1951 in  in Nashville, Tennessee. To learn more about their family business, Goldner Associates, visit their website at www.goldnerassociates.com. To learn more about the Tennessee Center for Family Business, visit our website at www.tncfb.com.

*Airdate 7/8/2019 The world of family business is full of stories of siblings who didn’t see eye to eye. In today’s podcast we’ll hear from a 4th generation brother and sister combo who have carefully managed these relationships to be both productive and fulfilling for their business and their family. You will learn: <ul> <li>Make your own mark in business before joining the family business prepares you to join the family business</li> <li>The role you take in the family business should be based on the skill sets you are best suited for not family hierarchy</li> <li>Develop rules when dealing with conflict – communications, honesty, and respect; talk it out</li> <li>Advice for siblings considering joining the family business – Talk about it a lot before making the plunge; have a clearly defined role that matches your skill set</li> <li>Develop boundaries between family and business in family gatherings. Remember spouses and children may not understand or even be interested in the operations and issues of your family business</li> <li>Have fun!</li> </ul> Our guest today has been Laurie Straus Aronoff and Andy Straus, 4th generation owners, of Goldner Associates founded in 1951 in  in Nashville, Tennessee. To learn more about their family business, Goldner Associates, visit their website at <a href="https://www.tncfb.com/www.goldnerassociates.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.goldnerassociates.com</a>. To learn more about the Tennessee Center for Family Business, visit our website at <a href="https://www.tncfb.com/www.tncfb.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.tncfb.com</a>.

Episode 24: Laurie Straus Aronoff and Andy Straus – Goldner Associates, Nashville, TN – Sibling Success, When Brother and Sister Work Together in a Family Business

The world of family business is full of stories of siblings who didn’t see eye to eye. In today’s podcast we’ll hear from a 4th generation brother and sister combo who have carefully managed these relationships to be both productive and fulfilling for their business and their family.You will learn:·         Make your own mark in business before joining the family business prepares you to join the family business·         The role you take in the family business should be based on the skill sets you are best suited for not family hierarchy·         Develop rules when dealing with conflict – communications, honesty, and respect; talk it out·         Advice for siblings considering joining the family business – Talk about it a lot before making the plunge; have a clearly defined role that matches your skill set·         Develop boundaries between family and business in family gatherings. Remember spouses and children may not understand or even be interested in the operations and issues of your family business·         Have fun!Our guest today has been Laurie Straus Aronoff and Andy Straus, 4th generation owners, of Goldner Associates founded in 1951 in  in Nashville, Tennessee. To learn more about their family business, Goldner Associates, visit their website at www.goldnerassociates.com.As a FREE Gift for listening to our podcast today, we would like to send you a FREE copy of 80 Questions Every Family Business Owner Should Answer. Send an email to info@tncfb.com and simply say 80 questions. To learn more about the Tennessee Center for Family Business, visit our website at www.tncfb.com. 

The world of family business is full of stories of siblings who didn’t see eye to eye. In today’s podcast we’ll hear from a 4th generation brother and sister combo who have carefully managed these relationships to be both productive and fulfilling for their business and their family.You will learn:·         Make your own mark in business before joining the family business prepares you to join the family business·         The role you take in the family business should be based on the skill sets you are best suited for not family hierarchy·         Develop rules when dealing with conflict – communications, honesty, and respect; talk it out·         Advice for siblings considering joining the family business – Talk about it a lot before making the plunge; have a clearly defined role that matches your skill set·         Develop boundaries between family and business in family gatherings. Remember spouses and children may not understand or even be interested in the operations and issues of your family business·         Have fun!Our guest today has been Laurie Straus Aronoff and Andy Straus, 4th generation owners, of Goldner Associates founded in 1951 in  in Nashville, Tennessee. To learn more about their family business, Goldner Associates, visit their website at <a href="www.goldnerassociates.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.goldnerassociates.com</a>.As a FREE Gift for listening to our podcast today, we would like to send you a FREE copy of 80 Questions Every Family Business Owner Should Answer. Send an email to <a href="info@tncfb.com%20" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">info@tncfb.com</a> and simply say 80 questions. To learn more about the Tennessee Center for Family Business, visit our website at <a href="www.tncfb.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.tncfb.com</a>.

Episode 24: Sibling Success: When brother and sister work together in a family business with Laurie Straus Aronoff and Andy Straus, Goldner Associates, Nashville, Tennessee