Evolution vs. Revolution in Family Businesses
Bessi Graham
Business and Leadership Strategist - Businesses that survive and thrive in this market do business differently. We can show you how!
Family Businesses contribute 70% or more of global GDP.
In this week’s episode of Both/And we dive in to explore the role of family businesses, the challenges, and opportunities they present, and how you can build a business that creates the freedom and fulfillment you’re looking for.
My guest on the podcast, Nikè Anani , the author of Lifetime to Legacy, co-founder of African Family Firms, a pan-African association of family businesses, and the host of The Connected Generation podcast - a top-10 Family Business podcast globally.
Whether you’re a Founder or NextGen, I’m confident that Nikè’s global experience and insights will spark something in you and inspire you to think differently about the role of your business.
You’ll find the full episode here. Please share it with business leaders you think would benefit from it.
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AI-Powered Modern Legacy & Inheritance Planning | CEO /Founder My-Legacy.ai
9moFascinating insights on family businesses! With Nikè Anani's expertise, the Both/And podcast explores the pivotal role family businesses play, their challenges, and ways to build a business for freedom and fulfillment. Founder or NextGen, this episode promises fresh perspectives on the business landscape. Don't miss out! 🌐🤝 #FamilyBusiness #Entrepreneurship #LegacyBuilding #BusinessInsights
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1ySuch a great podcast episode. I don't run a family business, but many of my cousins do.
Director of the Inevitable Millionaire & the Advance Innovation Society @kellyroachofficial
1yInteresting!
Business and Leadership Strategist - Businesses that survive and thrive in this market do business differently. We can show you how!
1yDominic Pelligana this episode might be of interest to you. Nikè Anani is definitely worth connecting with. Her global perspective and experience around family businesses (or business families as you would wisely say) is amazing.