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EntreLeadership · 2026-06-15 · 19 min · 3,665 words

Don’t Let Your Company Culture Die With One Person

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Leadership gets real when life gets real. Sheila Hupp helps lead her family's 24-hour towing and recovery company, a $3.5 million business with 23 team members. Her grandmother still owns it. Sheila serves as CEO leading from Indiana while the company operates just outside Dallas.

And this year everything changed. Their general manager of fifteen years passed away unexpectedly on the job. That kind of loss doesn't just leave an operational gap, it leaves a hole in the culture. Now Sheila is leading a grieving team from a distance, while trying to carry forward a business her grandparents built From the ground up.

The goals are set, the team wants to grow, but when stability is shaken, leadership matters more than ever. Today, Ontario Leadership's head coach John Felkins sits down with Sheila to unpack what it takes to steady a team and move forward with strength. If you lead people, this conversation will challenge you. Listen in. Well, Sheila, thanks for

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