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Family Owned: A Legacy Leadership is a family-owned podcast brought to you by Ole Miss, Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Mississippi Public Broadcasting. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Unknown Host hosts Family Owned: A Legacy Leadership Podcast, a business show with 38 episodes published.
In the final installment, JL Diane Holloway and Neil White delve into the motivations behind writing Nothing to Lose. They discuss the emotional challenges of revisiting painful memories, the healing process that writing
In Part 2, Neil White highlights JL Diane Holloway’s unmatched dedication - coming in early, staying late, and giving her all. Host Clay Dibrell explores how Diane’s partner, JL, supported her relentless work ethic while
In this opening episode of a powerful 3-part series, JL and Diane Holloway and Neil White sit down with host Clay Dibrell to introduce their inspiring journey - one shaped by struggle, strength, and an unwavering sense o
What does it take to lead a multi-generational family enterprise? In the final episode, Clay, Webb, and Tate discuss company structure, leadership transitions, and how the next generation is driving both business growth
Giving back is more than just donations—it’s about lasting impact. Clay, Webb, and Tate dive into the philanthropic efforts of the Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation, highlighting key initiatives in Memphis and lessons for
Host Clay Dibrell speaks with Webb Wilson, CEO of Kemmons Wilson Companies Management, and Tate Wilson, CEO of Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation, about the rich legacy of their family’s business and philanthropic work. Di
In the final episode of this three-part series, Clay Dibrell and Dennis Coker dive into the critical factors to consider when transitioning your family business, from maintaining family harmony to ensuring a smooth leade
What’s next for your family business? In this episode, Clay and Dennis discuss the different transition paths available to business owners—whether it's stepping away, selling, or expanding. Gain expert insights into maki
Host Clay Dibrell sits down with Dennis Coker, Managing Director at Founders Advisors, to explore the key decisions family businesses face when planning for the future. Whether you're looking to scale, bring in outside i
Transitioning a family business to the next generation takes careful planning and trust. In this episode, Clay speaks with Connie Hollins and her son, DeSanto Rollins, as they navigate the future of D. Rollins Funeral Ho
Host Clay Dibrell sits down with Connie Hollins, founder of D. Rollins Funeral Home in Woodville, MS, to discuss how she and her son, DeSanto Rollins, continued the family’s funeral home legacy after the passing of DeSan
A common concern in family businesses is whether non-family employees have real opportunities for growth. Eddie Coleman discusses how Complete Exteriors addresses these challenges, ensuring that career advancement is bas
Growth is exciting, but sustaining it requires a strong foundation. In this episode, Eddie Coleman explains how Complete Exteriors has expanded since 2007 by staying committed to three core values: All In, Servant’s Hear
Host Clay Dibrell sits down with Eddie Coleman, General Manager of Complete Exteriors, to explore how non-family employees interact with family members in a family-owned business. Eddie shares insights on fostering a hea
In the final episode, Host Clay Dibrell asks Jina & Jason about expanding beyond their family to build a strong team. They discuss the values they look for in employees, the importance of creating a positive company cult
In part two, Jina and Jason dive deeper into the realities of running a family business, especially when the next generation isn’t interested in taking over. They share insights on how they’ve navigated the intersection
In this first episode, Host Clay Dibrell sits down with Jina & Jason Daniels, the founders of Jax-Zen Studios in Jackson, MS, to discuss the early days of their small business. They share the challenges they faced, the o
What makes a family business strong across generations? In part two, Bruce Walt dives into the importance of company culture, integrating younger family members, and aligning family values with business strategy. Discove
Host Clay Dibrell sits down with Bruce Walt, a partner at HORNE, to discuss his journey to the firm and how HORNE’s services go beyond traditional accounting. From strategic planning to investment banking and risk manage
In this episode of the Legacy Leadership Family Owned Podcast, Clay Dibrell talks to Jordan Bryan and Dudley Wooley, heads of Ross and Yerger. Jordan and Dudley break down the different types of insurance for a family to
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Family Owned: A Legacy Leadership Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 38 episodes.
Family Owned: A Legacy Leadership Podcast has published 38 episodes.
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