BRW takes a close look at Swaab’s jour­ney over the last few years with the absence of founder and chair­man Fred Swaab and the estab­lished suc­ces­sion plan that facil­i­tat­ed Swaab’s con­tin­ued success.

BRW takes a close look at Swaab’s jour­ney over the last few years with the absence of founder and chair­man Fred Swaab and the estab­lished suc­ces­sion plan that facil­i­tat­ed Swaab’s con­tin­ued suc­cess.

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