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Presentation: Exploring the Cultural Differences within Family Businesses. Speakers: Ms Sue Howorth (The Family Business Community) & Mr Dave Clarkson (The Family Business Community)
Presentation: The challenges to individual philanthropy in South Africa in realising human rights: A comparative analysis. Speaker: Ms Erika Wessels (KPMG USA)
Presentation: Exploring the relationship between governance and family business success in a developing country context. Speaker: Prof Shelley Farrington (Nelson Mandela University Family Business Unit, South Africa)
Panel discussion (Focus - Values and generational differences across generations) Panel members: Mrs Tsitsi Mutendi (African Family Firms); Mr Ahmed Seedat (Vector Consulting, South Africa); Mr Welcome Kupangwa (Nelson Mandela University Family Business Unit, South Africa); Prof Shelley Farrington (Nelson Mandela University Family Business Unit, South Africa)
Presentation: The nature of values among South African IAFBs. Speaker: Mr Welcome Kupangwa (Nelson Mandela University Family Business Unit, South Africa)
Panel discussion (Focus - Challenges and Resilience in uncertain times) Panel members: Mr Moses Chundu (University of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe); Ms Kelly Alexander (Tilburg University, Netherlands); Ms Carina Bohlayer (Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany); Prof Ruth Kiraka (Strathmore University Business School); Mrs Nike Anani (African Family Firms); Mrs Tsitsi Mutendi (African Family Firms)
Presentation: The role of family businesses in increasing resilience and agility in uncertain times. Speaker: Prof Ruth Kiraka (Strathmore University Business School, Nairobi Kenya)
Presentation: Mine, yours or ours? Overcoming ownership challenges in family businesses - Evidence from female entrepreneurs in Africa. Speakers: Ms Kelly Alexander (Tilburg University, Netherlands) & Ms Carina Bohlayer (Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany)
Presentation: Sustainability of family-owned businesses in the Willowvale Industrial Area of Harare, Zimbabwe. Speaker: Mr Moses Chundu (University of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe)
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