My guest today is a family business advisor helping enterprising families navigate the intricacies of being family in a family organization. His experience in supporting families comes from both his own experience as the 3rd generation owner and board member of a global family business as well as his experience as an entrepreneur, coach, management consultant, and seminarian.
Takeways:
Growing up in a family business shapes one's identity.
Community perceptions can impact family dynamics.
Family businesses often have a longer investment horizon.
Professionalizing operations is crucial for sustainability.
High-performing families can pivot in challenging industries.
Employee relationships are prioritized in family businesses.
Navigating wealth requires understanding and communication.
Family first: prioritize relationships over business.
Liquidity options can help family members exit gracefully.
Understanding past challenges informs future decisions.
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