Unspoken expectations can damage even the strongest family bond.
A CEO is not only responsible for running a profitable business, but it’s assumed they understand how to manage family dynamics in the workplace. It gets complicated.
To lead a multi-generational family business, clear rules and expectations are set for long-term success by:
Leading a family business involves managing the business strategy and operations while attending to the emotions and dynamics of the family. Formalizing family governance and business governance is critical to setting clear expectations for both the employees and the family.
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There is a reason why only 33% of family businesses make it to the second generation and even fewer make it to the third generation. Running a business is hard. When you add family, it becomes exponentially harder. Learn why Governance is paramount for families in a family business.
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