Family Enterprise Day - Charting Growth Strategies in Family Firms
Family Enterprise Day - Charting Growth Strategies in Family Firms
Overview
Family Enterprise Day
Charting Growth Strategies in Family Firms – Paradoxes and Pathways
In today’s era of volatile market and with the rapid changes and increased complexity, it is paramount for family businesses to navigate pathways for growth and paradoxes for their longevity and success.
A family-owned business typically evolves through different lifecycles and pursues distinctive growth strategies in keeping up with the maturity of the business and its aspiration for the future. The stages of transformation can be broadly classified into 4 stages:
- Establishing an ‘entrepreneur start-up model’ where the founder has absolute control of the business strategy and direction.
- Moving to the ‘family in business’ stage where more members engage in the vision and scaling of the business triggering the need to manage paradoxes and opportunities ahead.
- Transitioning into an institutionalized model, the ‘business family’ stage is where the family enterprise reached significant growth which favors the pursuit of a conglomerate model with a portfolio of diversified businesses.
- Setting up a ‘family office’ as a vehicle to creating sustainable investment pathways to perpetuate long-term success and legacy, and ensure engagement across family members.
In this webinar and digital dialogue session, we will examine the growth strategies by addressing the challenges family business owners encounter at the different transition stages. While some founders may face the generational succession dilemma, the hurdle of shareholders conflicts or the lack of capital injection to finance new investment opportunities, others may have to deal with the transformation to a listed company which instigates professionalization process for effective compliance and transparency.
As the family businesses continue to mature and grow, owners may consider taking on non-executive roles while engaging professionals to manage the cumulative family assets and wealth for sustainable long-term impact in line with the family values, mission, and purpose.
Join us for the virtual Family Enterprise Day as we glean insights from academic experts, distinguished family enterprise guest speakers and MBA panelists on some of the key challenges and opportunities facing family businesses on their growth transition journey. Engage with us for a stimulating exchange on:
- Understanding the family enterprise growth transition pathways
- Managing the paradoxes and dilemma involved in the transition
- Third-party capital as a source of alternative financing for investment capital
- Leveraging the family office to manage family assets for sustainable growth and impact
We welcome all registered participants to an inspiring 2.5-hour session of learning and exchange!
For any additional information, feel free to contact us directly at [email protected].
Agenda
The agenda is tentative and subject to changes. Be sure to check it regularly for updates.
Please note that the timings reflected below are based on CET.
Saturday, 19 March 2022
9:00 - 9:05 |
Welcome and Opening Remarks Sonia Tatar, Executive Director, INSEAD Wendel International Centre for Family Enterprise and INSEAD Corporate Governance Centre |
9:05 – 10:15 |
Academic Panel on “Navigating Growth Pathways & Transitions for Family Enterprise” Morten Bennedsen, Professor of Economics, The André and Rosalie Hoffmann Chaired Professor of Family Enterprise, Academic Director, INSEAD Wendel International Centre for Family Enterprise, Co-Director of the Hoffmann Research Fund at INSEAD "Turning points on the growth journey - the De Agostini case" by Marta Widz, Director, Family Office Research, Wealth Management Institute (WMI) and Executive in Residence, INSEAD Wendel International Centre for Family Enterprise "Corporate venturing and innovation for growth” by Vibha Gaba, Professor of Entrepreneurship, The INSEAD Fellow in Memory of Erin Anderson Moderated by Morten Bennedsen, Professor of Economics, The André and Rosalie Hoffmann Chaired Professor of Family Enterprise, Academic Director, INSEAD Wendel International Centre for Family Enterprise, Co-Director of the Hoffmann Research Fund |
10:15 – 10:20 |
Stretch Break |
10:20 – 11:05 |
Family Business Panel on “Charting Family Business Transformation and Paradoxes” Lasse Dehn-Baltzer, Group COO & CEO, North-East Family Office Moderated by Martin Roll, Distinguished Fellow, INSEAD Wendel International Centre for Family Enterprise, Entrepreneur-in-Residence, INSEAD Centre for Entrepreneurship, Business & Brand Strategist, Senior Advisor, Martin Roll Company |
11:05 - 11:25 |
MBA Panel on “Insights on the Transition Journey” Reflections and perspectives by current INSEAD MBA students Moderated by Martin Roll, Distinguished Fellow, INSEAD Wendel International Centre for Family Enterprise, Entrepreneur-in-Residence, INSEAD Centre for Entrepreneurship, Business & Brand Strategist, Senior Advisor, Martin Roll Company |
11:25 - 11:30 |
Wrap Up and Closing Remarks Sonia Tatar, Executive Director, INSEAD Wendel International Centre for Family Enterprise and INSEAD Corporate Governance Centre
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Speakers & Panelists
We are in the process of updating the speakers list. Do visit this page to get the latest updates on speakers.
Faculty and Academic Speakers
Distinguished Family Business Guest Panelists
Moderator
Host
Pre-reading Material
To enrich your learning, we would suggest that you access the following pre-reading material before the session:
- "From Single Business to Portfolio of Businesses: When does the family business become a business family?" by Marta Widz and Benoît Leleux published in FFI Practitioner
Read about our unique offer for INSEAD students and alumni: Family Business Next-Gen Mentoring Program
Practical Information
Technical requirements
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Webinar access
We encourage you to join the webinar at least 5 minutes before the session begins to ensure that you have a proper connection ready.
Webinar etiquette
To faciliate smooth running of the agenda, we will appreciate your cooperation as we follow these etiquette:
- During the webinar, everyone will muted and your video is turned-off by default
- Please use the Q&A tab if you have a questions for the speakers
- The chat box is disabled
- The webinar is being recorded.
For further technical support, please contact us at [email protected] for assistance.
Webinar Recordings
Part 1 - Academic Panel on "Navigating Growth Pathways & Transitions for Family Enterprise"
Part 2 - Family Business Panel on “Charting Family Business Transformation and Paradoxes”
Part 3 - MBA Panel on “Insights on the Transition Journey”