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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
“Financially stable is a big deal. A lot of guys that were waiting on the next check to keep the doors open, they were gone immediately,” says Sean Thouvenot, Vice President of Branco Enterprises. Thouvenot says his company weathered the 2009 recession by being versatile and concentrating on specific types of projects.
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