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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2013 · 39 MIN

William Palisano of Lincoln Archives

from The RIMproReport with Tom Adams · host Tom Adams

He got his start in his family’s moving business until his Dad showed an interest in records storage in the late 1980’s. After mapping out a detailed business plan and a small $20K loan, William (Bill) Palisano started Lincoln Archives in Buffalo, New York.This year will be Lincoln Archives’ 20th year in business! Since it was founded, Lincoln Archives has had “one goal and one purpose” which is to protect their clients’ organizations by safeguarding their information. They store it, back it up, restore it, and destroy it. Many companies protect information, but fewer provide solutions.Hear all about the challenges and benefits of owning a family business this week on the RIMproReport.We’ll also get you caught up on the latest industry news.Enjoy the show.Special thanks to our Exclusive Show Sponsor, O’Neil Software.

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