Compare And Contrast Mitchell Gold And Bob Williams

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Mitchell Gold and Bob Williams live by a set of principles “Trendy yet long lasting” “luxurious yet affordable”. Both of these men have set out to introduce these principles into their furniture design and manufacturing business in 1899. The both of them have managed to built themselves a solid business even through the rough economy, current annual sales exceeding $90 million. Gold is responsible for the operation of the business, while William is the brains for when it comes to the designs behind their award-winning creations. As of today their company is the lead in home-furnishings brand, in addition to that Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams stores have a growing chain all across the U.S. These stores include everything from ling and dining

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