Lessons From America’s Oldest Companies: When Your Survival Story Starts With The Great Chicago Fire of 1906, It’s All Uphill From There

Lessons From America’s Oldest Companies: When Your Survival Story Starts With The Great Chicago Fire of 1906, It’s All Uphill From There

How many marketers can say: “In 1857, our first customer, a telegraph lineman, walked into Mathias Klein’s blacksmith shop and presented him with pliers broken on one side?” That is the humble beginning of Klein Tools as described by Mark Klein, Co-President.

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