SCORE Helps Toolmakers' Daughter Transfer A Family Tradition To A New Future

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Overview: After a tour of duty in the U.S. Air Force and starting a career as a metallurgical and energy systems inspector, Amy Pieh returned to Wisconsin in 2000 to help her mother run the family business after her father died. After her mother passed away 18 months later, she enlisted the help of SCORE volunteer counselors Jerry Carlson and Jim Reynolds to help her purchase the business. Carlson and Reynolds helped Amy develop a business plan and offered ideas for finding a loan, but she eventually had no choice but to join her siblings in selling the company.

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