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By Doug Baumoel and Amanda Bell on Fri Oct 16 2026
Coaches help individual family members grow; consultants solve problems affecting the entire family business. Learn when to hire each and how they can work together. The family enterprise field has Read more |
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By Kimberly Eddleston on Wed Oct 14 2026
Interviewee:
Adam Karofsky
, David Karofsky
Many family businesses facing a leadership transition to the next generation turn to advisors to help them create a plan and work through their differences. Multigenerational advisory teams can help. Read more |
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By Holly Eddleston and Kimberly Eddleston on Wed Sep 02 2026
Interviewee:
Claudia Binz Astrachan
, David Karofsky
, Dennis Jaffe
, Doug Baumoel
, Greg McCann
, Joe Astrachan
, John Davis
, Maria Sinanis
, Shay Harris-Pierre
Consultants often create their greatest value in ways families do not expect. They help families uncover what is really keeping them stuck, facilitate difficult conversations, coordinate with other Read more |
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By Dr. Benjamin Ritter on Fri Jun 26 2026
When a successor becomes CEO, the title may change overnight — but authority, identity, and trust do not. Next-generation leaders must act like the CEO before they feel like one. A successor takes Read more |
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Research still can’t clearly explain when they deliver real value. A review shows what we know, what we don’t, and how families can close the needs-to-services gap. EDITOR‘S NOTE: This article Read more |
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By Doug Gray, PhD on Tue May 27 2025
Using AI can be risky in settings where confidentiality is key, but it can be indispensable in developing innovative services that clients expect. Here's how to harness it safely. Artificial Read more |
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By Joseph Astrachan and George Manners on Thu Apr 17 2025
Sometimes the family grows much faster than the business, especially in saturated markets. This has deep implications for how we manage family and business expectations. When we talk to Read more |
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By Michael Klein on Sat Feb 15 2025
Family firms can help the next generation move forward by understanding and supporting the emotional aspects of the exit for the current leader. Business advisors widely agree that the biggest Read more |
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By Doug Gray, PhD on Tue Dec 17 2024
Hope, Efficacy, Resilience and Optimism can make us better people and better leaders. Here's how to cultivate it within ourselves. All leaders and advisors struggle with organizational change. How Read more |
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By Andrew Keyt on Tue Oct 15 2024
Anxiety, depression, and other conditions disrupt business operations and strain relationships. Ignoring them won’t make them go away. In the world of family businesses, success often comes with a Read more |