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FamilyBusinesses.com
Family Business Directory

How profiles are made

What the directory includes, where each fact comes from, and how to correct or remove a listing.

What we include

Companies listed here are established, family-owned and independent. Each profile repeats only what the company says about itself on its own website. Listings are alphabetical or grouped by city, industry and state, and the order never reflects size, quality or payment.

Where the facts come from

Every fact on a profile is paraphrased from the company's own website and linked to the page it came from. We do not publish revenue, employee counts or ratings. Company names and trademarks belong to their owners.

Corrections, claims and removal

Nothing changes without the company's say-so. Email Richard@FamilyBusinesses.com with the company name to correct a fact, add a logo and photos, claim the page, or remove it. We will respond promptly.

We do not forward messages

FamilyBusinesses.com does not forward messages or inquiries to listed businesses. To reach a business, use its own website.

About Richard C. Wilson

Richard C. Wilson founded Family Office Club in 2007 and has spent 19 years connecting family offices, family businesses and investors. Members have completed more than $1B in transactions, and the club hosts 16 in-person events a year. He also runs Hyperintelligent, an AI system for growing teams. More about Richard.

About this directory

Companies listed here are established, family-owned and independent. Each profile repeats only what the company says about itself on its own website. Listings are alphabetical or grouped by city, industry and state, and the order never reflects size, quality or payment.

Is your company listed? Email Richard@FamilyBusinesses.com to claim your page or correct it. Know a family business that belongs here? Suggest it by email. How profiles are made.

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