Mike Brosig 
In addition to other complementary employment, Mike worked for three very diversified holding companies during his career in various management capacities. In between the second and third holding companies he had the opportunity to own his own business, and did so successfully.
In all four of these situations Mike worked with many different business structures… sole proprietorships, partnerships, limited partnerships, Master limited partnerships, sub S corporations, LLCs, C Corporations, revocable trusts, irrevocable trusts and even a Unitrust. He has developed a real appreciation for when to apply each of these different forms of ownership.
Through many years of serving in management positions he learned the difference between leadership and management. He believes that he has always served in both capacities with honesty and integrity throughout his career.
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This is the inspirational story of one team that bought, expanded, and sold the business they worked for. You get the story of the real twists and turns of employees purchasing their company, plus many business lessons. From raising more than two million dollars in a week, to marketing and management innovations, you'll see it all. "Would-be" great entrepreneurs may not make the break from their jobs. But if your company is sold, or your division closed, that may provide you the opportunity to do even better on your own. Buying a business can be the best way to become an entrepreneur. Whether it's the company you work for, or not, you get the benefits of existing procedures and a base from which to make improvements. You and your colleagues may already comprise a potential success team.
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This is the inspirational story of one team that bought, expanded, and sold the business they worked for. You get the story of the real twists and turns of employees purchasing their company, plus many business lessons. From raising more than two million dollars in a week, to marketing and management innovations, you'll see it all. "Would-be" great entrepreneurs may not make the break from their jobs. But if your company is sold, or your division closed, that may provide you the opportunity to do even better on your own. Buying a business can be the best way to become an entrepreneur. Whether it's the company you work for, or not, you get the benefits of existing procedures and a base from which to make improvements. You and your colleagues may already comprise a potential success team.
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