#family-business

#family-business

California-based Gaviña Coffee Company announced that two of its longtime leaders - brothers Pedro Lázaro Gaviña and Francisco Marcos "Paco" Gaviña - have died. Paco died July 29 at the age of 81. Pedro died Sept. 11 at the age of 80. Representing the third generation of the Gaviña business, which traces its roots back to Cuba, the brothers were instrumental in building the company into a national coffee supplier while maintaining close ties to the industry through volunteerism and events.

Naomi Romo holds deep appreciation for the work her parents have put into Anghelo's Suit & Tux in Miami, Florida. "I am sitting here today because of the dreams and all the effort put into this family vision," Romo says. Romo's parents, Anghelo and Monica, founded the men's wear and tailoring business in 2013; today Romo works with them as co-owner. "Being surrounded by my family business, it has been a part of me ever since I can remember," she says.

The world-famous Wonder Wheel, the centerpiece of the park, was built in 1920. Standing 15 stories tall and weighing 200 tons, its owners say it has given more than 35 million rides in its lifetime while maintaining a perfect safety record. The Wonder Wheel was designated a New York City landmark in 1989. The Vourderis family purchased it in 1983 after years of operating food stands along the boardwalk.

It's a little bit surprising. People that walk in sometimes don't realize what all we do, that we roast our own coffee and bake our own goods,

For some people, there's value in having clear boundaries between work and family. But I believe that integrating my personal and professional lives was the best way to grow this business. Ultimately, I was doing this for my daughter and other kids, and I knew the best business would be born from melding my family and business.

In order to preserve something, you have to change it. On June 30, Justin Pichetrungsi posted news on his restaurant's Instagram account that drew thousands of responses in shock, dismay and support: He would be closing his generational family business, Anajak Thai Cuisine, for nearly two months.

Kent Lacob expressed his gratitude for the opportunities within the Warriors organization, yet he feels that it has not provided him with a fully robust perspective on life.

She explained during a new episode of Allie Beth Stuckey's 'Relatable' podcast that it's 'not easy' living and working in California anymore.

Xi'an Foods began as a family venture, inspired by the flavors of Xi'an in China, and grew to become a beloved destination for hand-pulled noodles in NYC.

Chan's Restaurant, established in 1947, will close its doors for the last time on July 23, marking the end of a family-run community tradition.

Every year, Pyro Spectaculars now oversees hundreds of performances for holidays, sports events, and concerts, as well as plenty of explosions for Hollywood.

"Being the CEO, or in charge of any company, can be a pretty lonely path. You're sort of alone at the top, so it's nice to have family you can trust next to you."

Jay Shah expressed, 'The Stanmore store holds so many memories, not just for us, but for the countless customers and decorators who have walked through its doors.'

Lizotte said, "What am I working for, you know? The tears just keep coming when I talk about it because, no, I do not want to close."

"I put in the work at college to get the results. I was not a natural exam taker, I did better with continuous assessment."

John Seabrook's 'The Spinach King' unravels the intricate, tumultuous history of his family's frozen-food empire, exposing the dark realities of power and legacy.

Classic Pizza was established in 1989. It is family-operated and has been doing great things for its neighborhood. We offer a variety of different pizzas and go above and beyond to satisfy our customers.

Your sister-in-law has burned that bridge. She cannot be trusted. You should speak to her and let her know how selfish and deceitful her behavior was regarding her maternity leave and returning to work. While people do those things sometimes in order to get as much money out of their jobs as possible, she is family. She should not have taken advantage of you in that way. Unless she is your only option, don't hire her back.

This isn't just a business acquisition. It's a full-circle return to my family's legacy.

The merger was guided by shared values and a mutual commitment to service, creating a foundation for collaboration and mutual growth in serving diverse community needs.