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Your Next Gen Friend is the podcast for successors—whether you’re stepping into a family business, a privately held company, or simply the expectations tied to someone else’s legacy. I’m Andrea: G2, a successor in a privately owned business, and a guide for the next generation navigating identity, pressure, and purpose inside family systems. This show is for those of us in the in-between... honoring what came before while trying to build something that’s truly our own. Whether you’re blood family or the trusted non-family leader stepping in, this is your space for real conversations about what it actually means to succeed, on your terms. You’re not alone in this. And I hope that makes all the difference.
Unknown Host hosts Your Next Gen Friend: A Successor's Guide to Business Transition, a business show with 26 episodes published.
There's a moment in every family business transition where you're going to look at someone you love and realize you want something different than what they want. Not in a small way. In a way that makes the whole deal fee
What happens when you grow up knowing your family is comfortable but nobody ever tells you what that actually means? And then one day in your thirties, you start learning about trusts and structures and tax implications
Season 2 is here. Andrea kicks things off solo with a look at what she's been hearing from next gens over the past year, across dozens of calls and conversations. Three patterns keep showing up. The first is the entitlem
What happens when the family business you joined for the long haul loses a huge piece of its revenue, and you are the one who has to figure out what comes next? In this Season 2 premiere of Your Next Gen Friend, Andrea s
If you work in your family's business, there's something worth sitting with: one day, you won't. Whether you're the one leaving or watching someone else step away, a parent, a sibling, a cousin, it's going to happen. And
What if succession planning wasn’t something that happened to you—but something you helped design? In this solo episode, Andrea introduces Transition 3.0, a modern approach to family business and wealth transitions that
What does it really mean to earn your seat in a family enterprise—especially when legacy, identity, and personal ambition are all intertwined? In this candid conversation, Andrea talks with Ashley Dimond about growing in
What if the hardest part of succession isn’t the business strategy—it’s the conversation? In this episode, Andrea talks with Aviva Kosansky, a second-generation leader at ProfitPoint, about what it looks like to step tow
The year has come to a close—and with it, a lot of reflection. In this short solo episode, Andrea shares what the past year revealed through her work with successors, the conversations that stayed with her, and the growt
What do you do when you’re grateful for your last name… but you don’t want it to be the first thing people see? In this episode, Andrea talks with Brecken Glenn, a next-gen leader at Affinity Partners in Northern Colorad
What really happens when the business you’re buying belongs to your parents — and everyone has an opinion about what’s “fair”? Today’s episode dives into the emotional, operational, and relational reality of third-genera
Ever felt like you’re wearing someone else’s leadership suit? In family business, it’s easy to inherit roles, patterns, and assumptions that don’t fit. In this solo episode, Andrea breaks down the IMAP assessment—a pract
What does clarity really look like in a family business? In this episode, Andrea talks with third-generation leader Adam Hatcher, who shares how a simple letter from his father set the standard for joining the family fir
What happens when successors finally have a system that helps them lead with clarity instead of chaos? Andrea sits down with Adam Hill and Jacqueline Jensen to explore how EOS (the Entrepreneurial Operating System) chang
What does it mean to be Generation 1.5—old enough to remember the drywall dust, young enough to build the next playbook? At just 20 years old, JR runs leasing at Victory Real Estate Group, sits at city council meetings f
Ever felt like the transition timeline is moving impossibly slow—while your career clock is ticking fast? AJ Treleven (EVP, Sprague Pest Solutions) walks us through the governance backbone of a century-old family enterpr
This solo episode is a little different. Andrea shares her personal answers to the three reflective questions she now asks every guest on the podcast—designed to move us through past, present, and future. ✨ Questions exp
What if stepping into family business leadership meant putting on someone else’s suit every day—literally and figuratively? In this episode, Andrea sits down with sixth-generation CEO Anne Bauer, who shares how trying to
What if I told you that business transition isn't just about changing ownership—it's about six fundamental transformations that happen to both the successor and the current owner? In this solo episode, Andrea introduces
What goes through your mind when someone asks you to be their successor? For Andrea, it wasn't immediate excitement—it was a flood of very real fears and questions. In this honest and relatable episode, Andrea takes you
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Jacqueline Jensen
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