An in-depth discussion on the development and role of academia in the family business centers and family business leadership education. This podcast episode is hosted by Pat Soldano, President, Family Enterprise USA and Policy and Taxation Group. The guest in this episode is Daniel Van Der Vliet, the John and Dyan Smith Executive Director Family Business, S.C Johnson Graduate School of Management, Cornell University, in Ithaca, N.Y. The discussion focuses on the value of family business centers, the research they perform, and their role in developing leaders and educating students, and the Next Generation, on the needs and issues facing multi- generational family businesses today.

An in-depth discussion on the development and formation of the first Congressional Family Business Caucus. This podcast episode is hosted by Pat Soldano, President, Family Enterprise USA and Policy and Taxation Group. The guests in this episode are Washington policy shaper and lawyer Caren Street of Squire Patton Boggs and Congressional Representative Brad Schneider (IL-10). Representative Schneider is a Co-Leader of the New Congressional Family Business Caucus. The discussion delves into the need for the formation of the new Caucus, the education of Congress on the importance of multi-generational family businesses to the US economy, shaping an agenda that helps sustain family businesses, and cutting policy that hurts family businesses, both large and small.

An in-depth discussion on the long-term ramifications of the midterm elections and if the results mean gridlock for Congress, or a bi-partisan wave of new legislation that will help family businesses? The discussion is with the well-respected Capitol Hill policy and tax expert Mark Warren, who has worked on every major tax legislation and policy debate since the Clinton Administration. He is a partner in the influential Washington DC law and lobbying firm, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck. The series is hosted by Pat Soldano, President, Family Enterprise USA and Policy and Taxation Group.

A lively panel discussion on the unexpected Midterm Election results. What stopped the expected "Red Wave" and who are the real winners and losers as they relate to family businesses in America. The panel discussion includes Capitol Hill policy experts and watchers Brandon Roman and Aubrey Rothrock of the influential Washington DC law and lobbying firm, Squire Patton Boggs. The series is hosted by Pat Soldano, President, Family Enterprise USA and Policy and Taxation Group.

A lively conversation on critical tax and economic policies, and predictions on the effects of next month’s elections, with Capitol Hill tax veteran Russ Sullivan. The series is hosted by Pat Soldano, President, Family Enterprise USA and Policy and Taxation Group.

This premiere episode, “Why Language Matters,” features host Pat Soldano, President, Family Enterprise USA, and Dr. Frank Luntz, well-known political strategist and messaging expert. Soldano and Luntz discuss not only why language matters more today than ever, but how language shapes America and its politics, and how other people’s words can create powerful messages. The “Voice of Family Business on Capitol Hill” airs on all major podcast platforms.