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Articles by Steve Legler on family business, family governance, succession, family wealth and the relationships that hold it all together.

Siblings

Pruning the FamBiz Ownership Tree

Family businesses come to life in different ways, but their ownership structure usually starts out pretty simple. With the coming…

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Family Governance, Aaaah!

It’s hard to get a handle on “governance” sometimes, and depending on the context, its meaning and connotations can vary…

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Work with Me, Walk with Me

Work with Me, Walk with Me This week’s blog inspiration comes from a training program I attended. Noting it in my “future blog…

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Lessons from a Drowned Phone

Happy New Year? The first week of a New Year seems destined to bring up a challenge for me. Last January I was involved in a car…

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The KEY Question for 2017

So here we are again at the time of year when the old calendar comes off the wall and the new one goes up. Didn’t we just go…

Parents

Christmas Presence > Christmas Presents

I’m a big fan of clever wording, so as the holidays approached and I got the idea of “presence” for a blog post, I could not help…

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Helping Uncoordinated Families

I am not sure what it is about my brain, but it will often catch a word in one context, completely forget about it for weeks, and…

Families

No, YOU Don’t Understand!

No, YOU Don’t Understand! This week I attended a presentation at a local University’s Family Business Center. The guest speaker…

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It’s All about Getting Started

Most of us usually have a pretty good idea of “what to do” in situations, and we think about our motivations to clarify the “why”…

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Harnessing the NextGen in the FamBiz

While attending the annual conference of the Family Firm Institute in Miami, one of of the breakout sessions contained a kind of…

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