What Legacy Will You Leave?
When people think about what kind of legacy they’ll leave after they die, they usually think about financial legacies—property, a family business or trust funds.
Family Governance
When people think about what kind of legacy they’ll leave after they die, they usually think about financial legacies—property, a family business or trust funds.
Many families think that a 4th or 5th generation business-owning family should act and feel like a 1st generation family. That leads to strain and
I have come to understand the quintessential truth about family business conflict. Whatever the family is fighting about, it’s not the actual issue. Most family
In family business literature, I have read with alarm that it’s fine to have family branch representation on the board or on the family council.
I had a conversation a few years ago with a family member of a large family business who told me she didn’t see the point
Many family councils are struggling to address the challenges they’re facing. Many feel pulled between competing agendas—managing all the short-term and long-term work of the
Engagement is one of the most critical issues that families face, but most don’t know why it’s important. So many family businesses are making investments
In a family business, there are several threats to remaining family-owned. One risk is that the whole family loses interest. Another is that the industry
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Advocacy – Learn more about Meghan’s work with women in family business leadership, including her work with The Lodis Forum