Family enterprises, in all shapes and sizes, are pillars of our economy. Their concerns, strategies and successes teach us valuable lessons that can help shape businesses in diverse industries and contribute to a wealthier, more prosperous Canada.
In a recent interview, FELI’s Peter Jaskiewicz shares challenges facing NextGens, such as concern over inheriting wealth and how an abundance of choice can lead them away from the family business.
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What can NextGen family business members do to become responsible owners? In an excerpt from Enabling Next Generation Legacies experts say good communication, humbleness and gratitude go a long way.
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Family enterprises face many common challenges. Learn smart succession planning from Peter Jaskiewicz, director of Telfer’s Family Enterprise Legacy Institute.
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Telfer’s research community is dedicated to contribute to a greener, healthier, happier, and wealthier Canada. Shantanu Dutta, Vice-Dean of Research, looks back on the past year.
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A report from the Family Enterprise Foundation (FEF) presents a fresh perspective on family purpose, communication, and learning. Discover new insights and tips for business families.
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The next generation of family business is key to legacy. Hear Peter Jaskiewicz on the “Let’s Talk Family Enterprise” podcast explain the importance preparing them for their roles ahead.
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Is it necessary to use consultants who have experience with family enterprises? Read an expert's opinion on handling the business system, the family system, and the relationship between them.
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Built to last? Immigrant family businesses and next generation commitment
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Family Enterprise Legacy Institute Academic Director and Telfer Professor Peter Jaskiewicz sat down with the Ottawa Business Journal to talk about succession planning and how to avoid conflicts.
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NxG Legacy Forum discussion on the topic of wealth and family offices, hosted by the Family Enterprise Legacy Institute (FELI) and the Family Business Network (FBN).
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In coordination with the Family Enterprise Legacy Institute (FELI), the Telfer Knowledge Hub has been featuring select excerpts from the book...
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On this first episode of The Keys to a Better Canada podcast, host and CTV News Political Analyst, Scott Reid, leads a discussion on what it would take to build a wealthier, more prosperous Canada.
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In career planning, it is important to know where you ultimately want to go, and the steps for how to get there – in essence, figuring out how to set yourself up for success.
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The Established Researcher Award honours a faculty member who has earned national or international recognition for the Telfer School of Management through outstanding and impactful research...
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In coordination with the Family Enterprise Legacy Institute (FELI), the Telfer Knowledge Hub has been featuring select excerpts from the book, Enabling Next Generation Legacies: 35 Questions...
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Throughout 2022 and 2023, the Family Enterprise Legacy Institute (FELI) at the Telfer School of Management and the Family Business Network (FBN) are partnering to deliver the NxG Legacy Forums...
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In the coming months, The Telfer Knowledge Hub is featuring select parts from Enabling Next Generation Legacies: 35 Questions That Next Generation Members in Enterprising Families Ask....
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The Telfer School of Management is the proud presenting sponsor of a series of four webcasts powered by the Globe and Mail Events. Each webcast will highlight one of the four pillars in our...
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Answers are important, but asking good questions can be even more so. In our increasingly divisive world, the right questions can truly demonstrate our willingness to understand the needs of...
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Family businesses pass more than ownership to the next generation – they also pass on traditions. And better management of these traditions can help family enterprises address two of their...
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