Ryan Callaghan – Oilstop’s Customer-Focused Culture
February 23, 2021
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Oilstop is a car service business on the west coast with 30 locations across 4 states and a strong customer focused culture.
The Think Like an Owner podcast seeks out conversations with small company owners and investors to learn how to acquire and run small companies, with a focus on search funds, micro private equity, and permanent capital.
Oilstop is a car service business on the west coast with 30 locations across 4 states and a strong customer focused culture.
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