BEST PRACTICES IN THE GOVERNANCE OF FAMILY BUSINESSES
Friday, 11 May 2018
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Royal Selangor Visitor Centre
9.30am – 2.00pm
With Dr Marleen Dieleman
Associate Professor, Strategy & Family Business
National University of Singapore Business School
What governance structure do you need to ensure sustainability and longevity of the family business?
Many families face frustration if they cannot migrate their decision-making to a new model once new family members enter the family business. Missed business opportunities or tension within the family often follows. This workshop will help family owners figure out what level of governance they need given the stage their business and family is in; and provide practical tips on what questions to address when and how.
CORE TAKEAWAYS
- Best practices in family and corporate governance with practical real examples of some Asian family businesses
- A clear understanding of where your family stands and what actions are required
- Practical examples of common obstacles families encounter and how to resolve them
- A Roadmap for developing family constitutions
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
ALL business families who wish to leave a lasting family business legacy, and their executives.
| REGISTRATION FEES | |
| FBN MEMBERS | Waived (Unlimited participants) |
| MEMBERS’ EXECUTIVES | Waived (Up to 5 participants) RM200 per person (For 6th participant & above) |
| YPO and EO MEMBERS | RM300 per person |
| PUBLIC | RM600 per person |
Registration closes on 16 April 2018.
For non-members, registration fees will be fully refunded if the participant joins FBN Asia within 3 months from date of event.
About Dr Marleen Dieleman
Dr Marleen’s research focuses on the strategy and governance of Asian family business groups. She is published widely in academic articles, books, chapters and cases. Her work has often been quoted in international media such as The Financial Times and she is a frequent keynote speaker and workshop leader.
Marleen teaches strategy and family business in BBA, MBA and executive education programs. She won the Outstanding Educator Award and the NUS Annual Teaching Excellence Award three times in a row and was placed on the NUS honor roll for sustained teaching excellence for 2017-2022.
Registration
Due to overwhelming response, we apologise that registration is closed.
For queries, please email us at [email protected].