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A self-made man whose life has been defined by his tenacity and vision, Miles Schnaer started from a modest family background to become one of the most recognized and honored entrepreneurs in the Heart of America. In Take the Crown, Schnaer weaves the story of both his upbringing and achievements through the 18 core principles and values that have defined his career. The result is a frank and open narrative that provides a road map to maintaining the proper balance among work, family and civic interests. His biography is inspiring, but also compelling is his adherence to the tenets, anchored in his faith, that has allowed him to overcome multiple challenges and attain success in different businesses.

A person’s legacy can be defined in multiple ways, but according to Miles Schnaer it must benefit not only the individual but also their family members, friends and business associates. His journey, and the knowledge he consequently attained, provide sage advice that is applicable across multiple industries and professions.

Miles Schnaer is the owner of the Crown Organization, a multi-brand auto dealership based in Lawrence, Kansas. With a long history of success in the sales and service of major car brands, he has won numerous industry awards and twice been named the Time Magazine “Dealer of the Year” for both Kansas and Illinois. In 2017, Schnaer was inducted into the Lawrence Business Hall of Fame. His entrepreneurial drive also led him to the Willamette Valley in Oregon, where he founded Schnaer Family Wines and has produced four award-winning vintages. An avid golfer and sports fan, he now divides his time between Lawrence and Ft. Myers, Florida. Miles and wife Paula are the proud parents of Ali and Mandi, as well as grandparents to Maddox.

Mark Fitzpatrick is a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism and has served as a writer and editor for a variety of publications. He is a past contributing writer to Strong of Heart, a periodical published by the Notre Dame Athletics Department. A sports public address announcer on every level from junior high to the professional ranks, he has been the voice of the Big 12 (f/k/a Big Eight) Basketball Tournament since 1982. He resides in Kansas City, Missouri with his wife Nancy. The couple has four children and three grandchildren. This is his third book.