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This is the exciting story of how a family has built a business which has just celebrated its 150th anniversary. > > Not every family business has been successful and even some of the ones that have been have often not looked after their employees in the way the Stannah family have. In 1980 Brian and Alan Stannah introduced a Performance Plan. The first payout was £50,000 and this grew steadily to reach over £2 million a year in the last 20 years so that the total reward on top of salaries by 2016 was over £50 million. When asked 'Does it not bother you that you and your brother would be…mehr

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This is the exciting story of how a family has built a business which has just celebrated its 150th anniversary. > > Not every family business has been successful and even some of the ones that have been have often not looked after their employees in the way the Stannah family have. In 1980 Brian and Alan Stannah introduced a Performance Plan. The first payout was £50,000 and this grew steadily to reach over £2 million a year in the last 20 years so that the total reward on top of salaries by 2016 was over £50 million. When asked 'Does it not bother you that you and your brother would be £50,000 better off if you hadn't set up that scheme?', Brian Stannah replied 'I think we'd be worse off.' This is a book about Stannah, a family business founded in 1867 and therefore 150 years old in 2017. The family aspect is very important. The five generations since the company was founded by Joseph Stannah have all worked in the business. The first half of the 20th century meant survival through two world wars and difficult economic circumstances in the 1920s and 30s. Leslie Stannah, known as 'Pop', kept the business going in the 1940s and 50s and Brian and Alan Stannah when they took over in the 1960s embarked on over 50 years of sustained growth. > > The Stannah family have been magnificent employers, making sure that every employee is well looked after and, in return, employees have given loyal service - many having worked over 25 and sometimes 40 years for the company. In 2017, Brian and Alan were made Members of the British Empire (MBE), a justified acknowledgement of their achievements as a family business. The UK would benefit greatly from having more such businesses.
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Autorenporträt
Peter Pugh was educated at Oundle and Cambridge, where he read History. He was brought up in a family business atmosphere and has written more than 60 books on business including a three-volume history of Rolls-Royce. He also founded, and is Chairman of, the publishing company, Icon Books Ltd, which has just celebrated its 25th birthday. He is married, has three children and seven grandchildren and lives in Cambridge and Brancaster in Norfolk.