Jocelyn Duffley was no stranger to Hyannis Country Garden when she took over as President and General Manager but that didn’t make the transition any easier. It was her first time running a business — and many of the employees were family members.

To increase the challenge factor, Duffley was taking control at a time of economic turmoil. The 2008 recession hit the family business hard and, even a few years after, it had yet to right itself. She had ideas to turn things around but it would mean bringing a rigor to business policies and practices that might be chaffing to to some.

Could she manage the family and the business and help both thrive?

Video by Alauna Yust

The video is made possible by a partnership with the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation, EIX, the Entrepreneur and Innovation Exchange, and FamilyBusiness.org.

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