The Business of Family

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The Business of Family

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Multigenerational wealth creation involves so much more than just capital accumulation. The most successful families cultivate and collect values, stories, knowledge and resources to pass on to the next generation. The systems and processes to do this are very intentional. Very few do the work and even fewer make it beyond the 3rd generation.

Join Mike Boyd on The Business of Family Podcast as he interviews members of some of the world's most interesting families about how they pass knowledge, resources, values and wealth to the next generation.

Family Constitutions and annual letters

Family meetings and retreats

Succession planning

Stewardship

Family Office investing

Multi-generational wealth creation and preservation

Enduring companies and familes

Family enterprise

Human, Intellectual and Financial Capital

I’ve been fortunate enough to meet some extremely successful families in my travels and gleaned insights from how each are shaping their legacy.

Many will tell you that it’s the human, intellectual and spiritual capital that makes them successful for generations & that financial capital is simply a function of their success in these areas.

If multigenerational families and businesses fascinate you too, subscribe now to The Business of Family Podcast.

I hope you enjoy sharing this learning journey with me and would greatly appreciate any feedback, resources or referrals you have to offer.

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