Family Business/Business Family

The Family Business/Business Family podcast, from Family Business Magazine, features conversations with leaders, owners and advisors on all the things that make being part of a family enterprise so challenging – and so rewarding. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Family Business/Business Family is a business podcast hosted by Family Business Magazine, with 51 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #51

  Episode 51: Years of Friction, Then Trust | 4 Co-Presidents, 4 Generations, 1 Culture | 600 Kids, Same Founding Values

  Sep 1, 202635 min

  In this episode, Shane Foye, second-generation president of DW1, the Atlanta site services company his father built, talks about growing up with the business literally operating out of his childhood bedroom and the pushback he faced building DW1's own software platform instead of buying off the shelf. In part 2 of our conversation with Mike and Jon Abt, two of the four sibling co-presidents running their family's 90-year-old Chicago retail business, they explain how they make major calls — including on AI — without a board, why they'll let one brother run with an idea the others aren't sold on and what they hope the fourth generation takes from the culture put in place by their father. Also, Keri Neidig and her son Ethan continue discussing Greater Lehigh Valley Athletics , the no-travel, no-tryouts youth flag football league run by three generations of their family. They discuss preserving GLVA's values as the league has grown to nearly 600 kids. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #50

  Episode 50: 'Grow or Die’ | Mental Health as a Boardroom Issue | A League of Their Own

  Aug 18, 202642 min

  In this episode, Mike and Jon Abt, G3 sibling co-presidents of Abt, share the philosophy behind their family's 90-year-old Chicago retail business: say yes to any reasonable customer request, keep everything in-house and “grow or die.” In addition, this episode features more of our conversation with Abhinav Jindal, a G2 leader of Jindal Group’s hospitality portfolio. He makes the case for treating mental health as a boardroom issue and discusses his own experience learning to speak calmly with his father instead of bracing for conflict. Also, mother and son Keri and Ethan Neidig discuss building Greater Lehigh Valley Athletics, a family-first youth football league with no fundraising or tryouts. They discuss the origins of the league and what it's like running it alongside three generations of family. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #48

  Episode 48: Starting a Family Office From Scratch | Ranching Isn't 'Yellowstone' | Wearing Multiple Hats in the Family Business

  Jul 21, 202646 min

  In this episode, we sit down with Camille Johnson, family liaison at HF Capital, the Haslam family's family office. She discusses the office's 2020 founding amid the family’s sale of Pilot (which operates the Pilot Flying J travel centers and truck stops), how it's grown from three employees to a team serving 43 family members across four generations and why she believes in starting imperfectly rather than waiting for the perfect plan. We also continue our conversation with husband-and-wife team Luke and Catherine Neumayr, G7 ranchers at V8 Ranch. They discuss how their business differs from the version of ranching most people know from “Yellowstone,” how they're raising their son to a G8 rancher and why patience matters more than boldness in their industry. Also, Jamie Shah, G2 president of Chem-Impex and an adjunct professor at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business returns to talk about her latest column on "hat switching" in a family enterprise. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #47

  Episode 47: No Retiring on the Ranch? | How ‘Shadow Governance’ Can Help Succession | Protecting Family Relationships

  Jul 7, 202645 min

  In this episode, we sit down with husband-and-wife team Luke and Catherine Neumayr, seventh-generation ranchers at family-owned V8 Ranch. They discuss the unique realities of succession in agriculture, why ranchers often never truly retire, how they each found their way into the family enterprise and how they're blending tradition with modern marketing to help position the ranch for the future. We also continue our conversation with Total Office Solutions Co-Founder Linda Monette and her daughters Amy Monette Linton and Megan Monette McDaniel, who share how their family handles conflict, balances work and family life and approaches succession. And family business advisor and MLR Media Conference Chair Peter Begalla explains the concept of "shadow governance" and how rising-generation family members can begin practicing collaborative decision-making before formally taking the reins. Interested in being a guest or have a topic you’d like to hear us discuss? Contact host Zack Needles, editor-in-chief of Family Business Magazine, at : zneedles@www.familybusinessmagazine.com . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #46

  Episode 46: The Big Move From G1 to G2 | A Complicated Founder-Son Relationship | Evolving Without Abandoning Values

  Jun 23, 202649 min

  In this episode, we sit down with two generations of leadership at Total Office Solutions, a family-owned provider of comprehensive office services from workplace planning, furnishing, and technology to moving and decommissioning. Sisters Amy Monette Linton, who serves as chief operating officer, and Megan Monette-McDaniel, who serves as vice president of national accounts, as well as with their mother, Linda Monette, co-founder and co-principal of the company, discuss the ongoing transition from G1 to G2 and their approach to growing a business that has employed generations of multiple families aside from their own. In addition, this episode features more of our interview with David Kolbe and Amy Bruske, step-siblings and G2 leaders of Kolbe Corp., a behavioral assessment company built by the descendants of Eldon Wonderlic, creator of the Wonderlic Contemporary Cognitive Ability Test. They discuss what makes their co-leadership dynamic work. This episode also features part 2 of our conversation with Travis Hollman, G2 CEO of Hollman Inc., the world’s largest locker manufacturer whose clients include the major pro sports leagues, Apple and Nike. Hollman (who some listeners might know as the husband of “The Real Housewives of Dallas” alum Stephanie Hollman). He talks more about his difficult journey taking over from his brilliant but complicated founder-father and discusses what he envisions for the future of the family business. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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