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South Waste, and Mcleod, president,

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work well together. He handles operaLions and service and she is responsible

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for sales and financing. "We don't step on each other's toes," says Mc l eod. "We each Lake ownership

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Mcleod's husband Mans works in

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the First Union Trust Department. They

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have two children, Anna, 14 and Will,

ll. juggling family needs and business demands is not always easy, but Mcleod says she has the complete support of her husband and ch ildren. "My husband and I are both very Oexible," she says, "and iL has gouen easier as the children geL o lder. Basically, you do what you have Lo do."

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whatever you have to do to make your company run smoo h " The same principal app lies to running a business. Mcleod tells a story to illustrate her point. "While we were still in the trailer, a yard dog adopted us." says Mcleod. "That was fine until she had a liner of

ll puppies. The employees loved them, but nobody wanteclLO take responsibility for them. By the Lime they were four weeks old, they were providing a lot of distraction. They were also in danger from the trucks coming in and om." To remove the distraction, Mcleod wok the puppies home with her. Project Halo helped her find adoptive homes for most of them, but the Mcleod family

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still has one. "l never dreamed I'd have to deal with puppies," says Mcleod. "You just do whatever you have LO do to make your company run smoothly" The economy has taken a dowmurn and construction has slowed some since ew outh Waste began in 1997. There arc also about ten more competiLOrs in the business now than four yea rs ago. Still, sales in 2001 have already grown

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