Patience: Important, mais le travail avant tout!
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August 17, 2014/by Steve LeglerThe Rules of Baseball and Family Business
My family and I just returned from my favourite US city, Chicago,…
August 10, 2014/by Steve LeglerThe Rising Generation in Family Business
Jay Hughes is one of the gurus of family business whose thinking on business families and subjects like succession and wealth transfer has been followed for decades.
Yesterday, along with 200+ other attendees at the annual Rendez-Vous of the Purposeful Planning Institute, I had the pleasure of hearing him speak live for the first time, and he did not disappoint.
August 4, 2014/by Steve LeglerYesterday, along with 200+ other attendees at the annual Rendez-Vous of the Purposeful Planning Institute, I had the pleasure of hearing him speak live for the first time, and he did not disappoint.
I Got My New Puppy! (My book is out)
Metaphors and analogies can be very powerful ways to explain…
July 27, 2014/by Steve LeglerHow the Family Governs the Family Business (Part 2 of 2)
We left off last week’s blog talking about some of the family members who are not employed in the family business, but whose lives are nonetheless affected by the business, as part of the general theme about how the family governs a family business.
Today we will use the airplane analogy to talk about how they can influence the business, as well as the responsibilities that come along with the benefits.
July 20, 2014/by Steve LeglerToday we will use the airplane analogy to talk about how they can influence the business, as well as the responsibilities that come along with the benefits.
How the Family Governs the Family Business (Part 1 of 2)
One of the most challenging aspects in dealing with business…
July 13, 2014/by Steve LeglerThe Value of a Trusted Family Business Advisor
When I am asked in social situations what I do for a living, I reply with “I am a family business advisor”. The most common response to this is a quizzical look, as if to say “Is that a thing?”
And I must confess that for me, a few short years ago, it was not a “thing” in any sense of the word. As I get more involved with organisations of like-minded people, however, I am more convinced than ever in both the need for advisors like us, and the demand that we are creating for our services.
July 6, 2014/by Steve LeglerAnd I must confess that for me, a few short years ago, it was not a “thing” in any sense of the word. As I get more involved with organisations of like-minded people, however, I am more convinced than ever in both the need for advisors like us, and the demand that we are creating for our services.
Creating the Family Business Legacy You Want
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