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As I hinted last week, I will attempt to review my experience at my third trip to Rendez-Vous, the annual get together of the…
This week I was in Denver for conferences by the Purposeful Planning Institute, one of my favourite organizations. I’ll attempt a…
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Having grown up in Montreal, a bilingual city, has been a wonderful boon to me. But the daily exposure I have had to both French…
The year 1989 was an important one for me, as it was the year that I quit smoking, and more importantly also the year that I…
A few weeks ago I came across a blog post by the Blunt Bean Counter on Ethical Wills that I liked, and I encourage anyone…
This week I was privileged to be invited to a lunchtime speech by David Lansky of the Family Business Consulting Group. Lansky is…
I am a big fan of the three-circle model and I have been since I first learned of its existence a few years ago. As the story…
Returning from Calgary after attending my third annual CAFÉ Symposium in a row, I thought I would try something a bit different…
Our ability to navigate the tricky subjects around family business is often correlated with the parenting skills that were either…
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