How to Improve Age and Gender Inclusivity in Family Enterprises to Co-Create Businesses of the Future
Podcast: How to Improve Age and Gender Inclusivity in Family Enterprises to Co-Create Businesses of the Future
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Key Highlights
[00:01 – 14:16] Opening Segment
- The obstacles along the way when writing Lifetime to Legacy
- The difference between how American families think about legacy versus an African family
- The external factors in terms of political dynamism and challenges
[14:17 – 25:45] Next Gens and Gender Identity
- Nike talks about the difference between next gens in Africa
- The massive diaspora within Europe and America
- The common characteristics of generational transition
- Overcoming the aversion to speaking about death
- The state of gender identity amongst African families
[25:46 – 37:54] African Family Offices
- The things that keep Nike’s clients up at night
- Transitioning to non-family member operators for the first time
- Horses for courses in families
- The biggest misunderstanding that people have about African family companies
- The Nelson Mandela University
[37:55 – 39:41] Closing Segment
Additional Links:
Connect with Nike by visiting www.NikeAnani.com
Brian’s Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-c-adams/
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