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Running a multigenerational business means family values often become your company’s guiding principles. In this episode, Alan Hendy, second-generation CEO of Neal’s Design Remodel, shares why they established a family charter, the importance of open communication among his brothers and employees, and prioritizing company success over personal gain.
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