November 12, 2013
As seen in … Kimberly Martinez faced a difficult decision. For lifestyle reasons, she had already chosen to live in Florida, away from the Cleveland, Ohio headquarters of her company, Bonitas International. Now she had step back as not one, but two, parents concurrently fought their battles with cancer. How will the company function if she’s totally ineffective? Valerie Shondel was a full-time musician joining her father’s large-format printing business during an internal reorganization. Within about a year, Valerie’s father died suddenly. He left SelectoFlash to her mother, who had no experience running the business. Valerie and her sisters were due to inherit from her. But local banks were nervous at the prospect of multiple owners. How could Valerie placate the banks and keep peace with her family members? Christina “Kia” Ricci needed a bond for a project. The Florida-licensed building contractor and founder of iCheckContractors.com, was hit with the demand for a continuity plan to obtain the bond. The bonding company wanted to know who could complete the project if anything happened to her. …
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