People – the greatest challenge and reward

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For more than a century, Goodwin-Bradley has taken the road less traveled, says President Robert Goodwin, the third generation of 
the family-owned business to be in charge of the Providence manufacturer. And it has 
yielded positive results. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

For more than a century, Goodwin-Bradley has taken the road less traveled, says President Robert Goodwin, the third generation of 
the family-owned business to be in charge of the Providence manufacturer. And it has 
yielded positive results. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Robert Goodwin | Goodwin-Bradley Pattern Co. president As the current steward of this 106-year-old family business, I am often asked what has been the most significant challenge over the years. While there have been many, the most difficult one has been finding and retaining our most valuable asset … our people. We are successful when

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