Governance in family businesses is the process of establishing structures, policies, and practices that ensure effective decision-making, transparency, and accountability. It involves defining the roles and responsibilities of family members, setting up a clear system for communication and conflict resolution, and implementing mechanisms for succession planning and management. Effective governance helps family businesses to maintain their competitive advantage, preserve family harmony, and foster long-term sustainability. It also enables them to navigate the unique challenges that arise when family dynamics intersect with business operations. Good governance practices include setting up a board of directors, developing a family constitution or charter, and implementing robust financial and risk management strategies.
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