he second report from the 2086 Society grant recipients is now available. Read on for “The Governance Marathon: Dynamic Durability in Entrepreneurial Families amid Disruptions” by 2020 grant recipients Jeremy Cheng, Kevin Au, Marta Widz and Marshall Jen.
This week’s FFI on Friday brings you the second report chosen and funded by the FFI 2086 Society, created in 2018 to reinforce FFI’s role as a leader in advancing the field of family enterprise through its core strategies of education, research, and public awareness. Throughout its history FFI and its members have worked together to develop major innovations that set the standard for the industry—notably the Global Education Network (GEN), Family Business Review (FBR), FFI Practitioner, and innovative annual global conferences.
To further and enhance the organization and the field, the 2086 Society has focused on applied research, with the first grant report published in 2019. Entitled “Professionalizing the Business Family: Five pillars of competent, committed and sustainable ownership,” the report was authored by Claudia Binz Astrachan, Matthias Waldkirch, Anneleen Michiels, Torsten Pieper, and Fabian Bernhard.
Today we present the report from the 2020 grant, entitled “The Governance Marathon: Dynamic Durability in Entrepreneurial Families amid Disruptions.” Authored by Jeremy Cheng, Kevin Au, Marta Widz, and Marshall Jen, this report will be accompanied by related videos early in 2022.
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Wealth Management Institute, Singapore
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Cordially,
The 2086 Society
The 2086 Society (2020-2021 Members)
Rimôn PC
Relative Solutions, LLC
Cambridge Family Enterprise Group
CFAR
Family Firm Institute
Transition Consulting Group
J.P. Morgan Private Bank
CFAR
Family Firm Institute
Transition Consulting Group
J.P. Morgan Private Bank
The 2022 FFI conference in Boston/Cambridge will explore the theme Family Enterprise and the Fourth Economy: Internal and External Pressures to Change and Adapt. Together with our academic host, MIT Sloan School of Management, we are calling for session proposals that will address this theme. Please read on for details and submit your proposal by January 28.