Most corporate dynasties fail to make it to a second generation, making these Canadian firms thriving under the leadership of the founder’s grandkids (and great-grandkids!) truly remarkable Izzy Asper never wanted his children to work at Canwest Global Communications, the…
67% are at Risk of Succession Failure If you are an owner in a family enterprise, the chances of your business transitioning successfully to the next generations is not very good. This has not changed over the years. Statistics show…
Focusing on growth is harder when your co-owners are your relatives by Fred Pidsadny for ProfitGuide.com Family-run businesses are like elastic bands—they can be stretched only so far, in different directions, before tensions cause them to snap. Those who run family businesses…
By James Dolan The contract is signed. The cheque is cashed. Your business has been sold or you’ve been given a golden handshake. Now what? It’s a question many former company owners have a tough time answering. Whether you’re looking to…
When dealing with the estate planning of a family business it is particularly important to consider the issue of estate equalization. One of the common objectives in a family business succession plan is to treat the children fairly and/or…
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