The Family Enterprise Legacy Institute's (FELI) mission is to empower the next generation of enterprising families by developing and sharing knowledge. Read about the latest research conducted by the FELI team.
The Family Enterprise Legacy Institute (FELI) at the Telfer School of Management is there to create an entirely new category of understanding and knowledge in the field of family business.
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Preparing the future of family business
Discover howProfile on Peter Jaskiewicz: helping family enterprises avoid the same predicament that befell his extended family.
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Connect NowManaging family relationships is complex, and even more challenging when there’s a family business to deal with. Read how a NextGen member approaches it and advice on being “professionally emotional."
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Discover Peter Jaskiewicz's book - Enabling Next Generation Legacies: 35 Questions that Next Generations Members in Enterprising Families Ask
Order Now!Patricia Saputo is among a growing number of successful Canadian women who are working to strengthen their communities and inspire systemic change through philanthropy.
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Sign Up NowTelfer’s Family Enterprise Legacy Institute receives a significant donation from Patricia Saputo to lead new research and training for enterprising families in Canada.
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HBO’s 'Succession' and the role of women in succession planning and leadership roles.
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Family Enterprise Legacy Institute (FELI) Director Peter Jaskiewicz has joined IMD – one of the top-ranked business schools globally – as a Visiting Professor.
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Roger Greenberg was awarded the Dean’s Philos Award for exceptional philanthropy and commitment to Ottawa's growth.
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For NextGens working in the family enterprise, the relationship with non-family executives can feel strained – but, by following these three principles, a more positive collaboration can be achieved.
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Watch a video with Telfer Professor Evelyn Micelotta speaking about her book, Family Firm: A Distinctive Form of Organization.
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The Family Enterprise Canada (FEC) Family Business Symposium was in Ottawa this year and FELI was part of it!
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When it comes to turning corporate social responsibility (CSR) into profit, research shows family businesses have the advantage.
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Peter Jaskiewicz has been awarded a SSHRC Partnership Engagement Grant, enabling him to study the incentives offered to non-family CEOs of family businesses.
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If the entrepreneurs of today are the family businesses of tomorrow, should current family enterprises help support their Next Gens to start businesses? Learn more in this excerpt.
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How can family firms help non-employees feel like family?
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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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Discover Peter Jaskiewicz's book - Enabling Next Generation Legacies: 35 Questions that Next Generations Members in Enterprising Families Ask
Order Now!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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Preparing the future of family business
Discover howFamily enterprises face many common challenges. Learn smart succession planning from Peter Jaskiewicz, director of Telfer’s Family Enterprise Legacy Institute.
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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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