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"How a Third-Generation Family Business Built Something Worth Passing Down" - The Fast Slow Motion Podcast - Ep 068
Episode Description
Slade McLendon's father started Sunbelt Fire in 1983 with humble beginnings and one unwavering commitment: people come first. Today, Slade leads that same third-generation family business as CEO, serving fire departments and public safety agencies across the Southeast. But getting here required more than hard work. It required that Slade take an honest look at how he was leading and decide to do something about it.
In this episode of The Fast Slow Motion Podcast, Slade shares the journey of building a business worth passing down. From discovering EOS to restructuring his entire leadership team, to the mentors, peer groups, and personal coaches who shaped him along the way, this is a story about what it really takes to grow without losing what matters most.
For any business owner who wants to build something that lasts, this one is worth your time.
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