A successful family business needs more than commercial performance. It also depends on clear communication, shared purpose, thoughtful governance, and a plan for leadership and ownership across generations. Join Philip Pryor and Bob Selden for a free practical workshop in Wellington exploring the conversations and foundations that help family enterprises thrive for the long term.
Read MoreIf 2025 has felt like a long year of “waiting for the bounce,” you’re not alone. That’s exactly why the Christmas Dinner Rule matters more than ever. For a few sacred days, the business doesn’t exist—only the people you love do. Protect the asset that matters most: your family.
Read MoreDiscover the personal journey behind my book Risking It All — a guide for families running businesses.
Read MoreKinkeeping: the emotional labour that keeps families emotionally connected. It’s been studied in sociology for decades but not spoken about in family businesses.
Read MoreThe “shirt sleeves” story isn’t a prophecy. It’s a warning. With the right mindset, it can be the wake-up call your family needs to thrive beyond three generations.
Read MoreFor succession to work well, each generation must be ‘their best generation’ — at the right time, in the right way, with the right mindset.
Read MoreRunning a family business is hard work, combining two of life’s most intense and important elements. Our job is get both in sync so they both grow and prosper.
Read MoreA family charter is essential for any family business that wants to build and maintain good family relationships and build a successful long-term business.
Read MoreWe recommend gathering the family around a table to write a family charter, but the first question that has to be answered is: “Who is family?”
Read MoreOne question that all family business have to ask themselves is: “are you actually ready to do a Family Charter?”
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