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Four Things to Know About Long-term Orientation in Family Business
15th May 2018
A recent paper published by the IFB Research Foundation in collaboration with Dublin City University unveils new insights into UK family business and their long-term outlook. We highlight the top four things you should know.
10 things you need to know about family business
3rd April 2018
With new data and insights on UK family business out today, did you know that the contribution of family firms to the Exchequer is more than the annual NHS budget?
The Power of Working Together Amongst Generations
21st March 2018
Working collaboratively amongst different generations is at the heart of long lived family business success. How can you work better with other generations in your family business?
5 Tips for Planning Succession in Your Family Business
1st March 2018
Succession planning remains one of the biggest family business challenges, as revealed by a recent research by Legal & General. Find our tips to help you future proof your business.
Long term planning: the greatest family business challenge
20th December 2017
In order to deliver their long term intentions, there are some key considerations family business owners need to take into account. In this article we interview Morten Bennedsen, Professor of Family Enterprise at INSEAD.
Family Business In Rude Health
7th December 2017
The survey of 100 SME owners by Direct Line has the headline ‘Death of the Family Business’. It’s certainly a startling headline, but the reality is very different.
Leadership and Sustainability - Overcoming What We Think We Know
15th September 2017
Trevor Rees explores questions of leadership and sustainability looking at how we can create experiences that provide opportunities for deeper learning at the individual and organisational level.
5 Reasons To Measure Your Family Business Impact
6th September 2017
When thinking about starting, or improving, the sustainability journey of your business, measuring the firm’s environmental and social impact is the first, key step.