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Business Review’ features Jason Packer and Stride family business network

Jason Packer of Delmar launched Stride, a peer-to-peer network for family business leaders to find connection and community support.

The Jewish World

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 Jason Packer of Delmar  was recently profiled in the Albany Business Review in a piece that highlights his  journey from leading his family’s third-generation business to launching Stride, a new peer-to-peer network built for families in business together.

In the article, Jason reflects on his time as CEO of Hill & Markes and the experience of navigating the sale of the business his family built over decades. While the decision to sell wasn’t easy, it sparked something meaningful: a desire to build the thing he wished he had during that transition — a space where family business leaders can find connection, clarity, and community.



That spark became Stride, a membership-based community designed to support families across generations, industries, and roles. The group is for founders, rising next-gen leaders, and non-family executives.

Read the full feature in the Albany Business Review here.

Originally published at

The Jewish World

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Business Review’ features Jason Packer and Stride family business network

Jason Packer of Delmar launched Stride, a peer-to-peer network for family business leaders to find connection and community support.

The Jewish World

1

mins read time

Originally published at

The Jewish World




Packer Jasonhill Markesbradyifs 42023

 Jason Packer of Delmar  was recently profiled in the Albany Business Review in a piece that highlights his  journey from leading his family’s third-generation business to launching Stride, a new peer-to-peer network built for families in business together.

In the article, Jason reflects on his time as CEO of Hill & Markes and the experience of navigating the sale of the business his family built over decades. While the decision to sell wasn’t easy, it sparked something meaningful: a desire to build the thing he wished he had during that transition — a space where family business leaders can find connection, clarity, and community.



That spark became Stride, a membership-based community designed to support families across generations, industries, and roles. The group is for founders, rising next-gen leaders, and non-family executives.

Read the full feature in the Albany Business Review here.

Originally published at

The Jewish World

ADVERTISEMENT

Business Review’ features Jason Packer and Stride family business network

Jason Packer of Delmar launched Stride, a peer-to-peer network for family business leaders to find connection and community support.

The Jewish World

1

mins read time

Originally published at

The Jewish World




Packer Jasonhill Markesbradyifs 42023

 Jason Packer of Delmar  was recently profiled in the Albany Business Review in a piece that highlights his  journey from leading his family’s third-generation business to launching Stride, a new peer-to-peer network built for families in business together.

In the article, Jason reflects on his time as CEO of Hill & Markes and the experience of navigating the sale of the business his family built over decades. While the decision to sell wasn’t easy, it sparked something meaningful: a desire to build the thing he wished he had during that transition — a space where family business leaders can find connection, clarity, and community.



That spark became Stride, a membership-based community designed to support families across generations, industries, and roles. The group is for founders, rising next-gen leaders, and non-family executives.

Read the full feature in the Albany Business Review here.

Originally published at

The Jewish World

ADVERTISEMENT

Business Review’ features Jason Packer and Stride family business network

Jason Packer of Delmar launched Stride, a peer-to-peer network for family business leaders to find connection and community support.

The Jewish World

1

mins read time

Originally published at

The Jewish World




Packer Jasonhill Markesbradyifs 42023

 Jason Packer of Delmar  was recently profiled in the Albany Business Review in a piece that highlights his  journey from leading his family’s third-generation business to launching Stride, a new peer-to-peer network built for families in business together.

In the article, Jason reflects on his time as CEO of Hill & Markes and the experience of navigating the sale of the business his family built over decades. While the decision to sell wasn’t easy, it sparked something meaningful: a desire to build the thing he wished he had during that transition — a space where family business leaders can find connection, clarity, and community.



That spark became Stride, a membership-based community designed to support families across generations, industries, and roles. The group is for founders, rising next-gen leaders, and non-family executives.

Read the full feature in the Albany Business Review here.

Originally published at

The Jewish World

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