Mitzi Perdue on leading with humility and her advocacy in combatting human trafficking
Crafting Solutions to Conflict · Jane Beddall, Mitzi Perdue
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Show Notes
Mitzi enjoys sharing what she has learned about successful family businesses. Her interest is personal: she was born into the Henderson family, founders of the Sheraton Hotel chain, and she married into the Perdue family, where her husband, Frank, was the head of the family-owned poultry business. Both families are thriving through the generations. In this episode, Mitzi talks about Frank Perdue’s humility, his genuine interest in those who were part of the Perdue community, and his recognition of the value in hearing different – even conflicting – opinions.
You can find her most recent book, The Frank Perdue Way, on Amazon or through her website, where you can learn more about Mitzi’s passion for helping family businesses thrive through generations: https://mitziperdue.com/
Mitzi is dedicated to the fight to stop human trafficking. To learn more text WIN to 55312 or visit https://www.winthisfight.org/
Win This Fight focuses on “two of the greatest needs of the anti-trafficking community: we raise funds for other anti-trafficking organizations, and we help raise awareness.”
You can listen to my first conversation with Mitzi, in Episode 128, published on June 9, 2021, here: https://bit.ly/3gpaJRR
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