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Re: Rob, what's the plan after this?
Rob, That makes sense. Adding distribution could materially change the scale and value of what you’ve built over the next five years. It sounds like you have several good paths available once that work is done. I’d be glad to stay in touch as the distributor initiative takes shape, and if you ever want to compare what a sale versus an internal transition might look like, I’m happy to have a straightforward conversation. Thanks, Kirk
Re: Rob, what's the plan after this?
We are preparing to add a major industry player: a distributor stocking material to sell to contractors and the public. 5 more years building the company, then I'll be open to a CEO taking over, turning it over to a family member if they prove worthy, or selling. *Respectfully,* *Rob Brouillette* *Founder-CEO* *R O Fence Services* *303-981-9355 Cell* *720-347-9384 Office* *rofence.com * On Thu, Aug 13, 2026 at 9:20 AM Kirk Koskiniemi wrote: > Hi Rob, > > I'm Kirk. I run Hussar Holdings, and I spend a lot of my time talking with > fencing owners who built their companies from nothing. > > Fencing runs on referrals and reputation. You don't survive 20 years of > fence lines unless people trust you to show up and do it right. > > So here's what I'm curious about: when the day comes to step back, who > takes it over? Not asking because I think you're done, I'm asking because > the guys who built something real usually want to see it kept going. > > – > Kirk Koskiniemi > hussarholdings․com > > PS: If this doesn't apply to you, reply "pass" and I won't bother you > again. >
Rob, what's the plan after this?
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