Family business insight and interviews from thought leaders in the family-enterprise universe. Presented by award-winning family business consultant Amelia Renkert-Thomas, More at Stake: The Family Business Podcast offers family business owners and advisors alike a repository of deeper, more meaningful information on governance design, interpersonal dynamics, multi-generational business strategy, and more.
More at Stake: The Family Business Podcast
Claim This Podcastby Amelia Renkert-Thomas: Family Business Governance Consultant
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Family business insight and interviews from thought leaders in the family-enterprise universe. Presented by award-winning family business consultant Amelia Renkert-Thomas, More at Stake: The Family Business Podcast offers family business owners and advisors alike a repository of deeper, more meaningful information on governance design, interpersonal dynamics, multi-generational business strategy, and more.
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5/11/2018
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Recent Episodes
February 10, 2021
Family Business Relationship Challenges: Managing Boundaries
In this episode, Keith Michaelson and Don Opatrny of The Lovins Group introduce and discuss the first of six key challenges that couples face when they are part of a family business: managing boundaries. Don and Keith walk us through why boundaries can be challenging for couples in the context of family business, the kinds of boundary conflicts that can occur—what they look like, how they can feel—and then offer some ideas and tools that can help couples begin to manage their boundary challenges. You can find all of our articles, interviews and resources at www.EngagedOwnership.com.
September 8, 2020
Family Meetings: Purpose, Pitfalls, & Practices
Don Opatrny and Keith Michaelson of the Lovins Group join The Family Business Podcast to discuss the role of family meetings in family enterprises and offer some practical ideas for improving your family’s family meetings. Family meetings play an important role in family business governance. They are an opportunity to grow the capacity of the family to meet challenges together, as a family, and create space to succeed in what the Don and Keith refer to as, “the task of family.” We will explore ways of creating effective family meetings; how family meetings fit into overall governance; and how effective family meetings can make all other meetings attended by family members, including ownership and management meetings, go more smoothly.
August 13, 2020
Enterprise Capital as a Competitive Advantage: An Interview with David Worth
In this episode, David Worth sat down with Engaged Ownership associate, Nathaniel Squires, to discuss how his family’s enterprise, Worth Industries, has turned a simple strategic concept into a robust form of Enterprise Capital. David is Chair and former CEO of Worth Industries, and Executive Director and our colleague at The Family Enterprise Center of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. New to the podcast? Be sure to check out our last episode, “5 Steps to Enterprise Capital” for a primer on the subject of Enterprise Capital and how it can become a driving force for innovation and resilience in your family business.
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