Family Business Diagnostic
Usually four to six weeks
- Confidential interviews across generations and key managers
- Map of ownership, governance and succession risks
- Board-ready report with a prioritised roadmap
Independent advice on governance, succession and family offices for founders and the next generation across Europe, the CIS and the Middle East, from practitioners who sit on boards.
First conversation is free and strictly confidential.
The founder is still the system. Everyone knows a transition is coming; nobody has put it on the agenda.
Shareholders, directors and family members with different expectations and no governance system.
Talented heirs don't know whether to join, how to earn their place, or what “owner” means for them.
Liquidity, new assets and new jurisdictions call for a family office, or a clear reason not to have one.
Usually four to six weeks
Three to six months
Ongoing
Confidential one-to-one conversations with founders, heirs, in-laws and key managers.
Map the three systems (ownership, family, business) and where they collide.
Charter, councils, board and succession rules the family actually agrees to.
Stay alongside the family through the first decisions made under the new rules.
Built by practice
We are a team of practitioners who have built people systems, sat on boards and chaired board committees. We work with founders, families and boards where people strategy meets business continuity, so that what one generation built, the next can lead.
Gen I · The founder. One owner, one decision maker. The business runs on trust and memory.
Gen II · The children. Ownership is shared among the heirs. Agreements replace instinct.
Gen III · The grandchildren. Many owners, few in management. Governance becomes a necessity.
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Forty-five minutes, no obligation. Tell us where the family and the business are today, and we will tell you honestly whether and how we can help.