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I want our $1 billion business to stay in the family, but that doesn't mean I'll automatically hire my kids
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| Business Insider | I want our $1 billion business to stay in the family, but that doesn't mean I'll automatically hire my kids |
Tricia Wallwork initially pursued law instead of her family's business. She later joined Milo's Tea and became its third-generation CEO. |
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