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Cowboy

Wisdom

Michael Barr, president of
JM Bozeman Enterprises,
talks ranching and reputation

By Deana Nall Barr attributes the company’s success to JMB’s team and their
Contributing Writer commitment to service.
“Good people and good service mean good growth,” he
The offices of JM Bozeman Enterprises sit tucked away said.
down a tree-shaded lane between Arkansas highways 270 and Ten years ago, Barr joined JMB to lead the company in a
51 in Hot Spring County. For Michael Barr, JMB president, partnership with CEO James Bozeman. Their business rela-
this is home — part of the time. He divides his time between tionship and resulting friendship serve as a testament to the
this office and his other office at home in Clarksville. Also a power of networking in professional organizations such as
husband, father and cattleman, Barr has watched JMB grow the Arkansas Trucking Association. Recently, Barr bought out
since joining the company. A believer in the power of “we,”
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