Good Communication Is Key to Succession Planning for the Hack Family

A son and daughter return to Ohio-based Tidy Tim’s to provide enthusiasm and a forward-thinking approach to a successful family business

Good Communication Is Key to Succession Planning for the Hack Family

The family behind Tidy Tim’s in Mount Gilead, Ohio, includes Tim and Patty Hack, left, and son and daughter Katie Gossett and Kyle Hack. They are shown with a new Kenworth septic service truck built out by Pik Rite and carrying a National Vacuum Equipment blower.  (Photos by Scott Grau)

Kyle Hack never wanted to leave Tidy Tim’s Inc., the company his parents, Tim and Patty Hack, founded in 1995 as a side business after purchasing 28 restrooms and a service truck from a portable restroom operator. Kyle’s sister, Katie Gossett, never intended to stay with the...

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