NextGen Talks is an initiative of PwC Nigeria’s NextGen Club. The podcast series features family business owners, NextGens, successful entrepreneurs, and professionals. It seeks to shape the missing middle narrative around African family businesses. Conversations focus on the key issues family businesses grapple with globally - from family governance, succession planning and business continuity, next-generation education and transition, family offices, philanthropy, values and purpose, and more. The Host engages the guests in light-hearted yet informative conversations, with a view to showcasing firsthand experiences, challenges, and tested solutions in running a family business globally and more specifically Nigeria.
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Podcast Overview
NextGen Talks is an initiative of PwC Nigeria’s NextGen Club. The podcast series features family business owners, NextGens, successful entrepreneurs, and professionals. It seeks to shape the missing middle narrative around African family businesses. Conversations focus on the key issues family businesses grapple with globally - from family governance, succession planning and business continuity, next-generation education and transition, family offices, philanthropy, values and purpose, and more. The Host engages the guests in light-hearted yet informative conversations, with a view to showcasing firsthand experiences, challenges, and tested solutions in running a family business globally and more specifically Nigeria.
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Recent Episodes
May 23, 2022
Family Offices: Fad or Standard
Family offices are vital for managing wealth. Esiri Agbeyi, Partner PwC Nigeria, looks at the ideal structure of the family office and blind spots to avoid.
February 28, 2022
African Entrepreneurship - Oswald Guobadia
NextGen Talks focuses on the entrepreneurial journey in Nigeria. Guest, Oswald Guobadia, talks about how businesses can lock their potential and grow.
September 20, 2021
Digitising The Family Business - Getting The Buy-ins
In the 2018 PwC Family Business Survey, 80% of family businesses were worried about innovation and technology. This suggests strongly that, as imperative as it may seem, family businesses still struggle with adapting to the use of technological innovations, a situation that usually occurs because of generational differences. In this episode of NextGen Talks, Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, Co-Founder and General Partner of Future Africa share his views on the role of digitizing a family business and the best approach given the older and younger generation dichotomy.
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