Zack Needles

In our inaugural episode, we sit down with Karla Trotman, president and chief executive officer of Electro Soft Inc., the nation's largest Black-owned electronics manufacturing and engineering firm.

How business families can pass the entrepreneurial mindset down the generations. Entrepreneurship is often associated with starting new ventures from the ground up.

A look at how family businesses and family members share information.

A new survey shows most family business owners have estate and succession plans in place (or, at the very least, in mind) — but far fewer are willing to share them with their families.

Most family business leaders say they plan to take steps over the next year to protect their family wealth. But they're concerned about their family members' ability to do the same over the long term.

Succession planning involves highly personal considerations for family business leaders, but the decisions they make often have a profound impact on many other members of their family and organization.

Chelsea and Callie Sher, Karen Norheim and Dennis Jaffe join the show.

In this episode, Eric Johnson, partner and U.S. Family Office Tax Leader at Deloitte, discusses some of the recent trends they've seen in the growth of the single family office space.

True leadership in any organization, but especially in a family business, is not about hoarding power and hogging glory.

We're fresh off our Transitions Fall 2024 conference and talking — you guessed it — generational transitions.