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Creating Harmony in the Family Business
Subject of Dinner Meeting

March 11, 2005 :: No. 150

What: Avoiding conflict and developing strong communication within a family business will be discussed during a March 15 evening workshop sponsored by Cal State
Fullerton’s Family Business Council.
Who: The presentation will be made by Peter and Susan Glaser of Glaser and Associates, who will provide participants with tools for straight talk and sound
decisions, even in emotionally complex situations.
When: 4-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 15
Where: Ayres Country Inn & Suites, 325 N. Bristol St., Costa Mesa
Additional: The Family Business Council, created in 1994, is a partnership between the business community and the university. Its mission is to enhance the well-being and survivability of Southern California family businesses by providing opportunities for education, interaction and information tailored to the needs and
concerns of family businesses.
Upcoming: The council hosts monthly workshops on a wide range of topics, including
“Entrepreneurship for the Next Generation” in April and “An Evening With the
Lawrence Welk Family – Keeping Music Alive in the Family” in May.
Cost: Free to first-time family business attendees interested in becoming a member of the Family Business Council. Reservations are required and can be made by
calling Robbin Bretzing at 657-278-4182.
Media Contacts: Mike Trueblood, director of the Family Business Council, at 657-278-4182 or mtrueblood@fullerton.edu
Pamela McLaren of Public Affairs at 657-278-4852 or pmclaren@fullerton.edu


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