Context Matters: Understanding Latin American Family Firms Through Culture and Continuity
In the fourth article in a series from FFI Virtual Study Groups, contributors examine how context shapes the practice of advising family enterprises in Latin America.
The Family Business Consultant and the Family Enterprise Lawyer: Some thoughts on a more productive collaboration
Have the contributions that lawyers can make to family governance discussion been undervalued? So says this week’s contributor, Henry Krasnow, in a thought-provoking piece exploring how family business consultants can collaborate more productively with the company’s attorney.
Fighting for the Crown: The father/son relationship in first generation family enterprises
This week the Practitioner features an article by Moveed Fazail, Founder & President of International Family Business Group (IFBG), on the age-old topic of father/son relationships in first generation family enterprises.
The Roleski Constitution: A Young Company’s Desire to Keep Family Firm over Generations
This week’s article by Jacek Lipiec, assistant professor at the Warsaw School of Economics, describes the process by which Firma Roleski developed a family business constitution.
Family Business Governance: A never ending challenge and a new area for research?
Family Business Governance: A never ending challenge and a new area for research? Prof. Wolf Nietzer, MBA, LL.M.