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We are on the verge of a huge transition of wealth in Canada - transition due to death, and also transition due to retirement, or third party sale. We often see business owners having meetings on an annual or quarterly basis to review the "numbers" - things like profits, expenses, projections... but have you ever considered having a meeting to discuss non-financial issues?
My special guest, Laily Pirbhai, provides some guidance today on how to create a "family blueprint" - a way to communicate with family and key stakeholders about values, dreams and goals for the future. We start by describing the "family meeting" - who participates, and reasons to call a meeting (11:10). We then move into a discussion of "core values" - how this impacts discussions of philanthropy and governance (27:06). Laily finishes off by giving her top five tips for a successful family meeting (36:48)!
Who should listen to this episode? Well, I think it is applicable to anyone - in particular, if you are the primary trusted advisor for a family, a business founder, or hold a key position within a family business! Although the focus of the episode is to encourage business owners to have these conversations, a family meeting is a great idea for any family (regardless of whether they own a business!) It is a great opportunity to discuss goals for the future, address concerns, and communicate wishes!
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By Amanda Doucette5
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We are on the verge of a huge transition of wealth in Canada - transition due to death, and also transition due to retirement, or third party sale. We often see business owners having meetings on an annual or quarterly basis to review the "numbers" - things like profits, expenses, projections... but have you ever considered having a meeting to discuss non-financial issues?
My special guest, Laily Pirbhai, provides some guidance today on how to create a "family blueprint" - a way to communicate with family and key stakeholders about values, dreams and goals for the future. We start by describing the "family meeting" - who participates, and reasons to call a meeting (11:10). We then move into a discussion of "core values" - how this impacts discussions of philanthropy and governance (27:06). Laily finishes off by giving her top five tips for a successful family meeting (36:48)!
Who should listen to this episode? Well, I think it is applicable to anyone - in particular, if you are the primary trusted advisor for a family, a business founder, or hold a key position within a family business! Although the focus of the episode is to encourage business owners to have these conversations, a family meeting is a great idea for any family (regardless of whether they own a business!) It is a great opportunity to discuss goals for the future, address concerns, and communicate wishes!
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