141 - Co2, Third Generation And Amy Brooks

It can be unusual to hear about third-generation family business owners. However, Amy Brooks tells her story about her ownership of City Carbonic in Oklahoma City as the third generation in her family. From first working there in high school she is now an owner and a successful businesswoman. From new legislation to supply chain issues Amy has prevailed and brings a special insight into the business world of Co2. Take a listen and enjoy this conversational episode!

Show Notes

  • 04:51 - Who Is Amy Brooks 

  • 07:06 - The History Of City Carbonic

  • 10:19 - What Was It Like For Amy To Grow Up In City Carbonic?

  • 11:53 - Having Perspective In A Family Owned Business

  • 15:01 - The Business 25 Years Ago 

  • 19:53 - City Carbonic And Soda Pop 

  • 24:57 - The Transfering Of Ownership In Amy’s Family Business

  • 33:15 - Running The Business As A Highschooler 

  • 37:39 - How Long Did Revisions Take

  • 40:37 - Growth In Newly Created Markets

  • 47:17 - Amy’s Strategy Within New Legislation 

  • 52:32 - Taking Calculated Risks 

  • 58:16 - Bookkeeping In City Carbonics 

  • 01:3:19 - The Timing Has To Be Right For Advancements

  • 01:10:28 - Pandemic Impacts And Legislation Changes 

Quotable Moments

  • “You have to be completely engaged to be a really successful business owner.” - Martin

  • “I never felt pressured to be the next generation. It just happened very naturally in my memory. There are definitely challenges with it and I would not say it's been easy. It has been an honor to To continue the legacy.” - Amy

  • “It's so interesting because I think the legislation can impact contractors, but you don't see very big examples like this.” - Khalil

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