Immigrant Entrepreneurship: Impact, Import and Export
According to Dr Huju Liu, a Canadian expert on immigrant entrepreneurship, the correlation between immigration and international trade becomes more relevant with each passing...
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...
Henri Willig: Artisanal Cheese in the Age of Automation
Based out of Katwoude, The Netherlands, Martin Willig is part of the second generation of a family that has been processing quality cheeses for...
Norrøna: Natural Leaders
For Norrøna, a Norwegian family business at the forefront of the outdoor clothing industry, respect for the natural world is woven in. Jørgen Jørgensen,...
Risks and Rewards: The Legacy of Grupo GTD
Manuel Casanueva left a profitable career as a civil engineer to become an entrepreneur – a great risk which paid off. His venture, Grupo...
Resiliency in Family Businesses: A New Tool for Advisors
Editorial by Joseph J Horak, PhD, President, Family Business Solutions, Grand Rapids, USA; Entrepreneur in Residence and Honorary Teaching Fellow, Lancaster University Management School,...
Boundaries in the Family Business
While the conversation on boundaries in the family business most commonly revolves around the maintenance of a healthy work/life balance, the concept applies universally....
Growing Together and Apart
For years, Krishna Nallamilli enjoyed a career outside of the family business, Aditya Educational Institutions. A self-described tech geek, Krishna was making waves in...
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...
Setting Boundaries while Building Empathy in the Family Business
Business-owning families face the dilemma of living out their professional concerns in non-professional contexts – a situation that Pete Walsh is all too familiar...
