Running a business can be challenging, adding in the complexity of running or working in a family business adds another layer of complexity. John will share his insights gained from four decades working in, owning and advising family businesses where he will explore the key ingredients required to ensure your family thrive in business.
What are the key ingredients required to ensure your family thrive in business? Listen to John share his insights gained from four decades working in, owning and advising family businesses.
In this presentation John will share his proven 3 ingredients that will ensure your family members in business together thrive. John will delve into the areas of trust, education and communication – where are you currently at and what is required to improve your family business dynamics.
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John Broons, Family Business Advisor, is a globally awarded family business expert. One of only three people in Australia to hold the coveted title of Fellow of Family Firm Institute (Boston, USA), John has dedicated his working career to answering the question: how do I guide and support families in business to a place where they’re thriving?
Not only has John spent the last 40+ years answering this question, but he’s also been there and done it. Early in his career, John successfully bought and sold his own family business while maintaining close and connected relationships with his own family.
John immerses himself within the family businesses he works with to gain a detailed understanding of the unique issues and challenges the family and the business face – then he works with each member of the family to connect with, engage and inspire them, working alongside them to find solutions that work.
Through his experience, John has developed a proven methodology and a structured process to get results every time, no matter the complexity.
Using his Thriving Family Business© method, developed from decades of wisdom and insights gained from working with family businesses, John consults globally, always with the aim of working with families to create a thriving family business.
John’s unique interpersonal skills have seen him become sought after as a highly valued advisor, coach and mentor. Clients commend him for his impartiality, trust, practicality, commerciality and commitment to creating uniquely tailored approaches resulting in maximum benefit.
John’s expertise, knowledge and experience working with family businesses and business advisors both across Australia and internationally, has resulted in these family businesses not only surviving, but thriving!
Contact:
John Broons
Family Business Advisor
+61 (0) 433 131 070
John Broons
Business owners often wonder how to get their house in order before a business sale or capital raise. In Brette Simon’s workshop she will speak directly to business owners on how to maximize the value of their businesses by having their house in order—in particular in preparation for a capital raise or exit transaction. Brette’s talk applies equally well to companies who aren’t ready to sell or aren’t interested in selling, as these are all best practices, they should follow to ensure their company is well-insulated from issues with shareholders, creditors, vendors, employees, etc.
The workshop touches on areas that entrepreneurs often overlook, but can be critical- be it tax, IP, labor and employment, immigration, employee benefits, contracts, corporate structure, etc. In sharing “war stories” to keep it interesting, Brette shares what can go wrong when you don’t focus on the details.
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Upon completing this program, participants will be able to:
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Brette advises her clients on capital raising, strategic alliances, and exit transactions in various industries, including media, health care, software, and branded consumer products (including food and beverage). Brette has been practicing in the field of corporate law since 1994, and was previously a corporate partner at Bryan Cave, Jones Day and Sheppard Mullin. She also practiced at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and O’Melveny & Myers. Brette ranked first in her graduating class and graduated Order of the Coif from UCLA School of Law, where she was editor of the UCLA Law Review. She received her undergraduate degree in quantitative economics from the University of California at San Diego, where she graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa in three years. She has spoken at numerous industry conferences as well as to several chapters of the Entrepreneurs Organization and Vistage. Brette has garnered numerous accolades throughout her career, including recognition as one of the top 13 dealmakers in the U.S. for the middle market by "The Deal," and being selected as a winner of the inaugural "40 Under 40" award by The M&A Advisor.
Contact Information
Brette Simon
(213) 344-7976
The Sales Group Global is an inspired team of talented salespeople looking to help likeable business owners drive revenue for their organizations. Serving clients across all North America, they achieve success for their companies by maximizing their ROI through specialized services in:
The Sales Group has developed a strong network of sales and Business Development Representatives (BDR) professionals in the US and Canada. The company aims to align their tailored services with the overall goals and values of each individual client they work with.
What to expect during the Zoom Presentation
Donna Gliha and Alyssa Huizenga will join members and their HR representatives to discuss how they use their database, outreach practices and principles to identify and target top talent for organizations looking to grow their internal teams. They will discuss the challenges in finding suitable talent and suggest some possible solutions to these roadblocks.
The company's specialty is in sales recruitment and placements as well as outsourced sales support through part-time BDR services and fractional sales leadership.
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Donna Gliha, CEO The Sales Group Global
Most business owners say they're investing back into their business. However, I find many struggle to tell me exactly how they are doing that. If you don't know how much you're investing or how those investments are doing, you can't make intentional plans for the future. Goals should not be abstract milestones we hope to pray to reach one day. There has to be a plan, steps, and a timeline in place to ensure those goals are met. Hold yourself accountable with your investments and make informed decisions about next steps.
Here is how the workshop will help you do that:
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Ami Kassar, founder and CEO of MultiFunding and author of The Growth Dilemma, has earned a national reputation as a thought leader in business finance.
An in-demand speaker and trusted advisor to growth-focused business leaders, Ami has helped thousands of business owners achieve ambitious growth goals through creative and personalized funding solutions. His work has helped create tens of thousands of jobs.
For more than 20 years, Ami has challenged executivesto think differently about how they capitalize growth. Regularly featured in national media including The New York Times, Huffington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Entrepreneur, Forbes and Fox Business News, Ami also writes a weekly column for Inc. Magazine. He has advised the White House, the Federal Reserve Bank and the Treasury Department on credit markets.
Ami regularly speaks at corporate, academic and industry events on topics including entrepreneurship and access to capital. Thought-provoking, highly interactive and based on real-time updates to funding options, his presentations address the cash-flow dilemmas entrepreneurs face on a daily basis.
Prior to founding MultiFunding, Ami spent a decade in various senior roles at Advanta Corporation, one of the nation’s largest issuers of credit cards to small business owners. He served as chief innovation officer and developed innovative approaches for this specific market. In that role, Ami founded ideablob, one of the nation’s leading online, small business communities. He also hosted nationwide Bloblive events where entrepreneurs shared and debated their ideas. Additionally, Ami developed Biz Equity, an initiative that helps small business owners develop future valuations.
Ami’s research reports have played critical roles in the national debate regarding SBA lending. He also developed Banking Grades, now powered by Entrepreneur Media—a free tool that helps discover which banks are currently offering small businesses loans.
Nationally recognized for his innovative approach to lending, Ami received the Small Business Influencer Award in 2013, 2014 and 2015, as well as the Small Business Advocate Award in 2012. He earned his MBA from the University of Southern California and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in American Studies from Brandeis University. Ami currently lives in the suburbs of Philadelphia with his wife, two children and his Corgi-Spaniel.
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