On this episode of The Family Business Voice, Michael Haenlein talks to Ramia about categorising AI and incorporating it into the family business.
As the family office sphere is becoming broader and more diverse, it pays to be forward thinking and attend conferences and other events both within and beyond the expected family office ones.
In an era in which television is redefining its place in the artistic pecking order, HBO’s Succession is another example of a TV blockbuster that has struck a chord with audiences. The acclaimed series examines the decaying empire of a dysfunctional media family and exemplifies how family ties can count for little once big money […]
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Paraco Gas is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. The third-generation family firm is the 10th largest propane retailer in the United States, serving 120,000 customers throughout the northeastern U.S. Half a century ago, Pat Armentano, Paraco’s founder, began selling propane out of his garage in Mount Vernon, New York. His granddaughter, Christina, the Executive […]
To make decisions that align better with them, family businesses should consider including soft assets alongside KPI’s in their reporting and track these using the right technology solutions.
On this episode of the The Family Business Voice, Phillip Kalli talks to Ramia about Ideal’s early days, authenticity in marketing and strength in family.
On this episode of the Family Business Voice, Joel Clark talks to Ramia about entrepreneurial perseverence and giving equity to employees.
On this episode of The Family Business Voice, Sara Irvani talks to Ramia about the importance of clear values and vision in the family business.
On this episode of The Family Business Voice, John Barrow talks to Ramia about the politics of business in SA and the risk of growing too large too quickly.
On this episode of the Family Business Voice, Anders Sörman-Nilsson talks to Ramia about digitisation, omnichannel marketing and technology vs. tradition.
