The Rhodes family has a rich history in forestry, dating back over 100 years. Sloan Dobrin, a married mother of three, is stepping into the role of managing her family’s five-generation forest operation, Rhodes Timber. At 37, she’s gradually taking over from her father, Lee Rhodes, who has managed the multi-generational family business since 2004. Despite the challenges of balancing work while raising young children, Dobrin is confident in her ability to lead while relying on the professional support of Forest Resource Consultants and maintaining the final say in decisions. Dobrin is committed to continuing her family’s legacy while adapting to modern land ownership challenges. Read the full article below.
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