Right Culture, Right Support for 4 Generations with Lisa Hirsh

03/23/23 • 39 min

In this episode, I will be speaking with Lisa Hirsch. She's a third-generation CEO of a family packaging business called Accurate Box. She joined her father in the company after graduating from Smith College with a liberal arts degree. Lisa thought she would learn and move on to a "real job," but 40 years later, she is still leading and thriving in her leadership role. Lisa will share everything she has learned in her journey as a CEO, working with consultants and meeting great leaders along the way, including her dad. We will discuss what has helped her to create a great leadership team and how that leadership team drives a great company. She will also recount the importance of company culture, the power of communication, and how they have allowed their core values to guide the way to success.

www.accuratebox.com

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www.accuratebox.com

https://www.instagram.com/accurateboxco/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/accuratebox/

Thanks for listening! Connect with us at mike-goldman.com/blog and on Instagram@mikegoldmancoach and on YouTube @Mikegoldmancoach

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The Better Leadership Team Show - Right Culture, Right Support for 4 Generations with Lisa Hirsh

Transcript

Mike Goldman: I am excited to have Lisa Hirsch here with us today. She's a third-generation CEO of a family packaging business. And no, that doesn't mean she packages families. It's a packaging business that was started by a family CEO of a packaging business called Accurate box. She joined her father in the business after graduating from Smith College with a liberal arts degree. She never expected to sit, and stay. When she started, she thought she'd learn and then move on to