I first met Roland (not his real name) in 1972. He was a high school student working a summer job in his father’s business.“We’re teaching him the business from the ground up,” his father told me proudly as he introduced me to the tall good looking kid. We shook hands, exchanged a few words, then Roland jumped on a fork lift and was off to stage another delivery.The next time I saw Roland, he was approaching 40 years of age and had served four years as company president.The business was locate.