Okabashi: Sustainable Family Footwear
When in the late 1970s the Iranian Revolution took hold, shoemaker and businessman Rahim Irvani was forced to leave his home country and start...
Culture and Purpose-Driven Leadership in the Family Business
Interview with Dov Baron, Author, Speaker, and Leadership Coach
What are the ingredients of a strong company culture? In most cases, it is the result...
Peru’s First Mobile Blood Bank: Two Family Businesses Join Forces to Save Lives
Jose Juan Ciccia and Victor Jose Alfaro are both second-generation members of successful Peruvian family businesses. Jose runs CIVA, the tourism, transport and logistics...
Short Film – Tonino Lamborghini: The Mechanics of Life
There are only a handful of family names that have achieved world fame, and Lamborghini is undoubtedly one of them. Famous for the line...
PAUL – The Global Bakery
Instantly recognised by its stylishly minimalist signage: elegant white lettering on a clean black background, bakery Paul boasts over 700 sales points on four...
Nerves of Steel
Cecily McGuckin was no stranger to the family business, Queensland Steel and Sheet (QSS), when she joined. As such, she was well aware that...
Chris Tabish: Leadership with Laughter
Those who think business is no laughing matter have probably not met Chris Tabish. The stand-up comedian uses the lessons drawn from his combined...
The Age of Omnichannel Marketing and its Repercussions for Family Businesses
Technology fascinates Anders Sörman-Nilsson, a global futurist, speaker and author of three books on the topic of digitisation and innovation. He believes in a...
From Surviving to Thriving: The Shifting Perspectives from Generation to Generation
With 100 years of history and over 100 stores in the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman, the name Jashanmal has become synonymous with retail...
People and Pencils – The Mission of Caran d’Ache
Interview with Carole Hübscher
Established in 1915, Caran d’Ache is one of the leading writing instrument and luxury stationary suppliers in the world. For nearly...
