This is an important conversation, but I think one of the challenges is that we're viewing family businesses purely through the lens of registered companies. That overlooks the broader ecosystem of family enterprise and the many ways capital is created, accumulated, preserved
It has just hit me that no indigenous Ugandan has started a company that has lasted 100 years or more, so far. According to available records, only Madhavani (1914), Mehta (1924) and Mukwano (1900s) are 100 years or older. These were started by Asian immigrants who later...
But we now need to move beyond asking the questions and start building the body of knowledge that answers them. @musizisbi is doing precisely this work, researching African family businesses, governance, succession, stewardship and generational continuity.
I watched the first one out of curiosity. It’s really not my kind of thing. It was so nice, & calming & positive that I ended up binge watching them all! 😂 I think a nomination is very well deserved. She seems like a genuinely lovely person. You can‘t fake that. #WithLoveMeghan
As part of our One Year to Go celebrations for the #InvictusGames Birmingham 2027, it was fantastic to bring together our international community for this year’s Team Manager Summit.
The summit was an opportunity to connect, share experiences and collaborate as we continue working together to support competitors on their Invictus Games journey. Thank you to everyone who joined us, including our Founding Patron Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, for helping make it such a valuable few day.