Frozen Narratives: Why Old Feelings Keep Showing Up
Family enterprise conflicts are not always about the issue at hand. Rebecca Meyer and Carolyn Greenspon introduce the concept of "frozen narratives" and explore how unresolved interpretations of the past can shape governance, relationships, and decision-making for years to come.
The Art of the Great Question: A Cross-Cultural Framework for Deeper Client Conversations in Family Enterprise
In the fifth article in our 2026 series from FFI Virtual Study Groups, Hamza Nidaazzi and Dave Specht of the VSG for Africa examine what makes a question truly effective, especially across cultures.
Rip off the Band-Aid: When a Faster Succession Is the Right Succession
In this third issue of our 2026 series from BanyanGlobal, Rebecca Yu and Rob Lachenauer challenge the conventional wisdom of a slow succession process, arguing that, in some cases, prolonged transitions can create ambiguity, undermine new leadership, and ultimately delay the very change they are intended to support.
FFI Practitioner: Most Popular Articles of the First Half of 2026
As we reach the midpoint of 2026, we're taking a moment to look back at the editions that resonated most with our readers.