I recently heard Shankar Vedantam, NPR’s social science correspondent, talk about the effects of birth order on how children develop. No surprise, the segment got me thinking about how birth order plays out among siblings in family businesses.
The offer of a first job is a major milestone for many young people. The moment they accept it is exciting, for it confirms their belief in their...
(By Amy Katz as originally appeared on DaughtersInCharge.com) I first started Daughters in Charge after moderating a business roundtable whose...
This episode of Conversations with Women in Family Business is co-produced with Amy Katz, founder of coaching-business Daughters in Charge.
What memories will you make for yourself this summer? Between working in your family’s business, and for some of you, figuring out summer schedules for other family members, you may not even be thinking about what kind of experiences you can create for yourself.
(by solamardev as originally appeared on DaughtersInCharge.com) I recently heard about an entrepreneurial woman who started a business that now...
8 Exercises to Reward Employees and Provide Feedback In the first part of this series, we identified the two most important behaviors for leaders to practice in a family enterprise, based on our research, and the four assumptions we used in order to reach this...
Here’s a fun fact to wow your friends whether you’re sipping wine at the Hollywood Bowl, waiting to order a Chili Cheese Dog at Pink’s or stuck in traffic leaving the Hollywood Bowl: In 2010, Los Angeles/SoCal was the global headquarters for 22 Fortune 500 companies. ...
There’s an old saying which is “put your money where your mouth is.” Jen and David Risher, founders of #HalfMyDAF believe you should put your money where your mouth is, and they’ll match it for you. Jen and David started #HalfMyDAF in May 2020 to inspire more...
When you hear the word Samsung, chances are, you will be transported to the days of flip phones and simpler times. Nowadays, Samsung has bloomed into a global company comparable to the likes of Apple, Google, and Microsoft. These huge companies have been competing...
