Wichita businessman buys Harmony Home Concepts, calling it 'a bet on myself'
By
Carrie Rengers
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Summary
Mike Ludlow purchased Harmony Home Concepts from Phil and Shelley Davis, who sold the business for family reasons. Ludlow left a successful career in another field to buy the company he was already working for, describing it as "a bet on myself." The article explores his motivations, the transition, and the family considerations behind both the sale and the purchase.
Key quotes
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It's a bet on myself.
Phil and Shelley Davis have sold their Harmony Home Concepts for family reasons, and that's one of the same reasons Mike Ludlow bought it.
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