Leading a Family Business

Special invitation for UK ABC members FAB – Families And Business and Wedlake Bell present the Second Edition of The London Seminar Series: Leading The Family Business in Challenging Times. 19th June, Monday, 1.30 pm onwards at 71 Queen Victoria Street, London. Session 1 – What is a Family Business strategy and how can it be linked with the Corporate Business policies?

Session 2 - How to engage and incentivise non- family executives? Session 3 - Managing and minimizing the impact of divorce on the Family and Family Business The sessions will focus on delivering thoughts and ideas that are practical and can be used by family business owners to strengthen their own Family Business. By Invitation Only seminar. Special invitation for UK ABC members.

Please click to register https://sites-wedlakebell.vuturevx.com/12/264/landing-pages/blank-rsvp.asp The wider significance of Leading a Family Business lies in the relationships behind the activity. Special invitation for UK ABC members FAB – Families And Business and Wedlake Bell present the Second Edition of The London Seminar Series: Leading The Family Business in Challenging Times.

19th June, Monday, 1.30 pm onwards at 71 Queen… UKABC’s work is designed to connect people who can contribute knowledge, access, experience or practical support. The Council’s role is therefore best understood through the quality of the conversations created and the follow-up those conversations make possible.

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