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Well, actually first I'd like to point out that when scale is mentioned, what is more important is size within the market or number of employees. After all you could have a bank with two employees and be talking about millions, but the business would be relatively small. Or you could have a plastic bag factory where the numbers are relatively low money-wise, but it could be huge.... so that is more important...

I think your intuition is right, and you can forget about the real estate. I mean everybody invests nowadays, so just the fact that you have some family money floating around (under my understanding it is not the main aspect of your business), and "investing our money" is not the same as running a business.

the extra charity stuff is also nice, and the schools will be interested in hearing the role you specifically played.

I think applying to Kellogg Ross and Tepper as well as one of the H/S/W is a pretty good strategy to start out with. I might look for one or two other schools to complete the strategy. Actually for "general management" most programs are open for you, so you need to think about other programs that attract you. Otherwise, schools with strong entrepreneurial bases could be good - NYU, Columbia, Babson, Haas...

Look forward to hearing from you!!!
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Jon,

Thanks for your thoughts, I'll definitely go with one of the H/S/W and may be haas or columbia.
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Very good! Good luck to you! And if you have any further questions, you know where to find us.