Plastics supplier Ironwood sought advice before sale to Berkshire Hathaway unit

By:

Rhoda Miel

January 03, 2011 05:00 AM

IRONWOOD, Mich. -- Mark Stephens had known he needed to start making long-term plans for his family-owned injection molding business, Ironwood Plastics Inc., and during the summer of 2010, he approached another entrepreneur for advice.

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