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We explore how family enterprise leaders can strike the right balance between preserving their organization's legacy and adapting to an evolving business landscape.
How can family enterprise leaders stay ahead in a fast-changing world?
Family enterprises are the backbone of economies worldwide, but their leaders face an increasingly critical challenge: how to preserve their organizations' legacies in a fast-changing world.
What makes some family enterprises thrive across generations while others struggle to adapt? How can leaders maintain what made their organization successful while meeting the demands of a new business landscape? And what skills will the next generation of family enterprise leaders need to navigate an increasingly complex future?
In this episode of Leadership Lounge, we talk to some of our trusted advisors—Justus O'Brien, Anupama Puranik, Diego Esteban, and Peter Gramkov—who share their perspectives on:
"One key skill that leaders need is emotional intelligence. You need to understand what is going on in the family. You need to understand the values. But it's super important not only to understand potentially one generation, but several generations.”
Peter Gramkov, Leadership Advisor, Russell Reynolds Associates.
Four things you'll learn from this episode
In this 17-minute episode, we will cover:
(00:01:31) How successful family enterprises balance preservation and progress
(00:06:06) The role of independent board directors in driving change
(00:09:23) How to create personalized development paths for future leaders
(00:12:20) Why active listening skills are critical for transformation
(00:13:47) What the future holds for family enterprises globally
A closer look at the research from this episode:
Global Leadership Monitor H1 2024
Listen now on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube.