Joining family business a 'difficult' decision

Ryan Pritchard, left, and Angela Pritchard Spiteri are part of the fifth generation of Pritchard Family Auto Stores. Dad Joe Pritchard is the owner but says his dad, Bill Pritchard, seated, is “the boss.”

June 05, 2016 05:00 AM

Editor’s note: This story will be part of a section in our June 6 print edition that will focus on family-owned companies. The section commemorates the centennial of Crain Communications, publisher of Automotive News.

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