Talk it out? Not always.
In #familyenterprise conflict, communication shapes how differences get expressed, but rarely settles them. Learn when to step back, and what moves things forward instead.
Read more: https://t.co/JfWBi0kn8b
#FamilyBusiness#ConflictManagement
Does your family need a coach or consultant? In #familyenterprise work, the terms get used interchangeably and families pay for the mix-up.
Learn the key differences, and how the two roles work best together.
Read more: https://t.co/dxg5BhVc52
The hire looked perfect. Eighteen months later, they were gone.
Why skilled executives struggle in family businesses, and the nine conditions that help them succeed.
Read more: https://t.co/3DYyqaLdlr
#FamilyBusiness#FamilyEnterprise#Governance#Succession
Joining the #familybusiness is rarely a simple yes or no. The same opportunity can feel like a privilege, a trap, or a real calling. Learn why.
If you joined a family enterprise, what question do you wish someone had asked you first?
Read it here: https://t.co/BrxmX0eyJ8
A founder splits ownership equally among 3 children and it still comes apart.
@FamBiz_Org asked 9 consultants, including Continuity's Doug Baumoel and Dr. Shay Harris-Pierre, what families misunderstand about this work. Five paradoxes emerged.
https://t.co/ucWXQszjMG
The families who need outside help most are often least able to agree to accept it.
In this new commentary, Doug Baumoel examines what holds them back, and why the path forward starts with something more modest than reconciliation.
Learn more: https://t.co/ihhfqYXIxt
Many #familybusinesses can tell you what conflict feels like. Very few can tell you what it costs.
Continuity's Phelps Wood breaks down the real price of unresolved family conflict on The Disruptive Successor podcast:
https://t.co/nmaQH2zqvd
Welcome to Continuity, Holly Eddleston, joining us this summer as our Strategic Operations and Marketing Associate. A 4th-gen #familybusiness member and VP of Marketing at NEXGENS, Holly brings a rising-gen perspective to our team.
#FamilyEnterprise
https://t.co/fK1sQJJB0I
#DYK: America's #FourthofJuly fireworks come from family businesses? #1 retailer Phantom Fireworks (Zoldan family) and pyrotechnic showmasters Fireworks by Grucci (6th gen) and @zamfireworks (4th gen).
Behind every iconic celebration is a family building something to last.
Exiting #familybusiness#leadership is one of the hardest transitions a founder will face. The question isn't just what comes next—it's who they'll be without the title.
Here's how they can exit in a way that strengthens both business and family.
https://t.co/x43gjjHX8d
Missed it? The recording is now available. Hosted by @FamBizMagazine, our own Doug Baumoel and Shay Harris-Pierre introduced Wealth Integration: a structured process for aligning a family's financial life with its identity, relationships & purpose. Watch: https://t.co/mTHIWzrocY
"Just pay family employees what you'd pay anyone else for the role."
It sounds fair. It misses a lot.
Family employees are on the clock at Sunday dinners. They carry the weight of family values. And the right one is hard to replace.
https://t.co/qqxBqCZw3o
We’re excited to welcome Dr. Bhulakshmi as an affiliate of Continuity.
Her work focuses on #leadershipdevelopment in #familyenterprises, helping leaders navigate growth, succession, and the human dynamics that shape long-term continuity.
Read her bio: https://t.co/YDmuJFpk4l
Most #familybusiness#succession plans fail for the same reason: They plan for management transition but not ownership transition—or vice versa.
Continuity's Doug Baumoel shares why the two must be planned together (and what happens when they aren't): https://t.co/lQ42p1LbHm
In the 1990s, Doug Baumoel watched his family go to war over the business his father built. The company sold for a fraction of its value. Relationships took a decade to heal.
That experience became Continuity.
Grateful to @nytimes for sharing our story: https://t.co/3Gx6pwicTB
Parents who fear raising entitled heirs often create the very outcome they're trying to prevent. Continuity's Dr. Shay Harris-Pierre joined the Legacy Builders podcast to explain why a culture of empowerment matters more than control.
🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/cZjz3wJywg
What separates an enterprising family that survives conflict from one that doesn't?
Continuity founder Doug Baumoel joined Host Chris Yonker on The Enlightened Family Business podcast to talk about the "Family Factor".
🎧 https://t.co/XPdaXy6uxj
Many of the families we serve have a grandfather who didn't come home, an uncle whose military photograph still sits on a mantel, or a sibling remembered each year at the Thanksgiving table.
This #MemorialDay, we honor the fallen and the families who carry their memory forward.
#TBT to the 10th Annual Institute for #FamilyGovernance Conference in NYC. Doug Baumoel and Dr. Shay Harris-Pierre joined advisors and family leaders to explore how culture, ownership design, succession, and personal authority shape governance that actually works. #IFG2026
Continuity’s Doug Baumoel has been selected to present at @AOMConnect’s #AOM2026, attended by 13K management scholars. 👏
His workshop will explore why dispute resolution models fall short in #familyenterprise conflict & how to build multi-gen solutions.
https://t.co/viP4u6iLwr