Hosted by Tammy Buss · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 121 episodes
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Welcome to The Business of Family PodCast - unhinged, unfiltered and unscripted with Tammy Buss! Are you a family business? Do you work with family businesses? You’ve come to the right place! Tammy will explore the difficulties of owning a family business, working with family and help listeners plan for the future of their business and its succession. Tammy welcomes expert guests to answer many of the questions 1st and 2nd generation family business owners have. For more information on Tammy Buss & her business advising firm, BlueRoots Inc, please email info@blueroots.ca.
Tammy Buss hosts The Business of Family, a business show with 121 episodes published.
What does it take to successfully run a family business with your sibling? In this episode of The Business of Family Podcast, Tammy Buss sits down with Ed Etheridge, co-owner of Black Walnut Bakery Café, to discuss the r
What does it take to successfully transition a family business from one generation to the next? In this episode of The Business of Family Podcast, Tammy Buss sits down with Steve Kustermans of Kustermans Family Farm to e
Family businesses today often extend far beyond one city, one province, or even one country. Whether it's children living abroad, international investments, cross-border operations, or family members with ties to multipl
In this episode of Legacy on Repeat , Tammy sits down with Brett Thompson, PRINT-certified communication consultant, to unpack how understanding your unique wiring can transform the way family businesses communicate, col
Preparing the next generation for financial transition takes more than passing down wealth, it takes intentional communication, shared values, and a clear framework for what comes next. In this episode of The Business of
In this episode of The Business of Family Podcast , Tammy sits down with Donna and Bailey Pinsonneault of She’s Got Leggz, a women-led brand built on confidence, community, and bold entrepreneurship. From Donna’s journey
What happens when siblings become business partners? In this episode, Tammy and Yola sit down with George Hamzo, Partner at Lerners LLP, to explore the legal and relational complexities of sibling-run family businesses.
You don’t set out to build a successful family business… sometimes, it just happens. But navigating the dynamics that come with it? That’s the real work. If you’ve ever felt alone in the challenges of working with family
In this episode of The Business of Family Podcast , we sit down with Ryan Berg, President of Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry, to explore the journey of a second-generation family business built on strong values, trust, and lon
What happens when love, craft, and entrepreneurship come together? In this episode, Tammy sits down with Nathalie Rousseau, Co-Founder & COO of ROUSSEAU Chocolatier, to explore what it really looks like to build a busine
Artificial intelligence is changing how business owners access information, but when it comes to legal matters, especially in family enterprises, the stakes are higher than ever. Tammy Buss & Yola Ventresca sit down with
In family businesses, communication isn’t just about being polite, it’s about making sure everyone can contribute their best. Misunderstandings, misaligned strengths, and different approaches to work can slow things down
In this episode of The Business of Family , Tammy sits down with father-and-son team Jeff Tounge and JT Tounge of Tounge Associates to talk about the real conversations behind exit planning, succession, and family dynami
What does it look like when business and family all grow under the same roof? In this episode of The Business of Family Podcast , we sit down with Chantel and Zack of Pettengill Academy to talk about building a purpose-d
What does it take to grow a family business for nearly 75 years, without losing what makes it special? In this episode, Tammy sits down with Tom Estabrook of Estabrook’s , a Maine staple that started as a poultry farm an
When family and business overlap, clarity matters more than ever. When people hear the word governance , they often picture big boards and corporate boardrooms, but in family businesses, governance can be the difference
Legacy isn’t built from just one point of view. When you look at your business through three distinct lenses — business, family, and ownership — everything changes. Decisions get clearer. Conversations get more honest. A
What happens when you mix entrepreneurship, creativity, and family —then add a campground, a quilt shop, and three very different daughters? In this episode, we sit down with Marlene Greenlaw , who shares her remarkable
How does a family business grow from a single founder’s vision into a global industry leader, and stay grounded along the way? In this episode, we sit down with Randy Carr and JC Carr of World Emblem, the world’s largest
🎙️The Business of Family Podcast ⚖️ Family Matters – Legal Edition We’ve all heard the saying: don’t wait until there’s a fire to buy insurance. The same rule applies to legal planning in family businesses. In this Fami
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The Business of Family is hosted by Tammy Buss. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 121 episodes.
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