As a wrap-up to our succession series, retirees share what life is like after selling their businesses.
You could say Rita Rowlen grew up in the hot tub industry.
When Rowlen’s father, Cecil Schniepp, started his swimming pool construction and retail business in 1954, he had high hopes his seven kids would work in the family business.
As part of our succession planning series, here’s a look at what happens when an outside buyer successfully purchases a hot tub business.
When Rita Rowlen’s father, Cecil Schniepp, started his swimming pool construction and retail business in 1954, his dream was to have all seven of his children in the business.
Rita Rowlen & Kara Weed, Ultra Modern Pool & Patio, Wichita, Kansas
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