A FEW VIDEOS FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE AND MAYBE EVEN LEARNING SOMETHING NEW

also see these at: http://www.youtube.com/user/bryckutube

Welcome from Ira Bryck, director of the UMass Family Business Center

Ira Bryck describes a simple process to get several smart people solving your problems, while auditioning them as prospects for your board of directors or advisors

Ira Bryck interviews Presidents George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, on their perspectives on leadership. William Sommerfield as George Washington; Jim Getty as Abraham Lincoln; Ira Bryck as himself.

Video commercial for Ira Bryck's play Perils of Pauline's Family Business performed in Mexico

Perils of Pauline's Family Business, by Ira Bryck, performed at Wisconsin Family Business Center

Perils of Pauline's Family Business, in 1997, at International Family Business Program Association

reception for our play in Mallorca, Spain: http://wn.com/La_empresa_familiar_al_teatro

Ira Bryck interviews Bill McClure, Executive Director of UMass Amherst Continuing & Professional Education, an Education Partner of the UMass Family Business Center on you tube

Dr Joy Browne speaks at the UMass Family Business Center

Tough Nut to Crack , Ira Bryck's semi autobiographical play, on You Tube

Ira Bryck interviews Ross and Rick Giombetti of Giombetti Associates

Ira Bryck interviews Ina and Ronnie Denburg, copreneurs, inventors of Cane Stay

Panel discussion: Ira Bryck interviews HR directors from 3 Western Mass companies (large download- not streaming- some browsers do this better than others) or YouTube

Ira Bryck, interviewed on "Our Town" show on Ludlow Cable TV (better on Safari and Quicktime than Chrome, EI or Real Player) or on YouTube at http://youtu.be/zuv18UjvbnY

Ira Bryck interviews Charlie Epstein, author of Paychecks for Life; Charlie is nationally known as the 401K Coach

Ira Bryck is interviewed by "Motown Man" Benny Johnson (aka Benny the Bucket Man) on Amherst Media (ACTV), March 2012

coming soon: interview with Michael Klein, PsyD, author of ''Trapped in the Family Business®," that addresses the phenomenon of individuals who work in a family business and appear to have few, if any options, for changing their situation. "TFB" is intended for family business members, owners/founders, and advisors and provides information for managing, preventing, and assisting in such situations.

contact Ira Bryck for more info at 413 545 4545 ira@umassfbc.com