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Are We Reaching Charidy Fatigue

By Chris Ford20 December, 2015July 16th, 2021Articles, Blogspot, COL Live, Shmais

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As Charidy become the new online sensation, David talks about how this becoming an overused funding campaign. He pointed out that if this would go on, donors would be left in fatigue. [ COL Live, Blogspot, Shmais].

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The Value of Intergenerational Wealth The role of

The Value of Intergenerational Wealth

The role of family offices has evolved from being an investment platform to guiding the next generation(s) back into the family business. A next-generation development program will help the next generation become good owners and future leaders.

According to HBR, these programs focus on five key objectives:
* business ownership skills and competencies;
* family business principles and
* practical knowledge of the family business’ assets,
* understanding the family history and values; and
* developing personal leadership competencies.

Boston Private's 2018 report "The Why of Wealth" surveyed respondents with new investable assets of $1-20M, and found that "individuals pursue financial wealth to achieve emotional well being", rather than for the pursuit of material goods.

Across generations, there was slight variations in attitudes. Older generations prioritise peace of mind, Baby Boomers place more importance on financial capital, and Millennials see wealth as a "gateway to happiness".
�The most interesting difference in attitudes was between genders - 28% of males valued power and influence compared to 20% of females. Men valued forms of external/reputational wealth, while women found more significance in inner emotional wealth. (This is reminiscent of a great Al Pacino scene in Scarface, immortalised in ICE T's rap classic Money, Power, Women).

Actionable Generational Wealth Succession
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Family business transition plans are imperative to

Family business transition plans are imperative to avoiding ‘Succession’-like outcomes

f family businesses were all sunshine and roses, then fans of Succession would not be impatiently awaiting every new episode of the addictive HBO television drama week by week. The formula for keeping happy families remains: talk early, keep an open mind and plan meticulously.

Full article https://www.spearswms.com/family-business-transition-plans-succession/

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Here’s How Generational Differences Play a Role in Family Business Succession

In its latest annual survey of family businesses, Honolulu-based Business Consulting Resources discovered a marked generational gap in how family members approach handing over the torch. Titled “Generational Difference in Family Business Succession,” the survey focused on how the generation letting go of the helm differed from the generation stepping into leadership, in terms of perspective, approach, attitude toward the succession process and commitment to that process.

Full article https://www.hawaiibusiness.com/business-succession-planning-generational-differences-hawaii/

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