Episode 44: How One Family Office Finds Hungry Founders | Leading with Values at Lundberg | Cars, Computers and Culture
In this episode, Ross Lazaroo-Hood, leader of the Lazaroo-Hood Group, explains how his family office backs founder-led businesses by investing not just in ideas, but in the resilience, hunger and char...
26 Maj 35min
Episode 43: An Unexpected but Prepared CEO Succession | Rebuilding a 'Legacy' Auto Business | G4 Ventures Beyond Traditional Banking
In this episode, Suzanne Sengelmann, the new CEO of Lundberg Family Farms, talks about how experiences both inside and outside the company prepared her to step into the top role somewhat unexpectedly....
12 Maj 31min
Episode 42: Four Generations of Family Banking | Scaling a Sustainable Startup | Are You Ready to Lead?
In this episode, Peter Stenehjem, CEO of First International Bank & Trust, reflects on leading a fourth-generation, $6 billion family bank founded in 1910. This episode also features part 2 of our con...
28 Apr 36min
Episode 41: A Reverse-Engineered Family Startup | Growing Into Leadership Together | Rules for Better Family Meetings
In this episode, Brent Thomas, co-founder and CEO of Tepi Naturals, shares the company’s unconventional founding story of a son-led startup-turned-multigenerational family business. Thomas discusses h...
14 Apr 47min
Episode 40: A 15-Year Succession Plan | 4 Generations of Father-Son Leadership | Moving a Transportation Business Forward
In this episode, Kala Tuohey-McDonald, Sean Tuohey and Mary Tuohey-Fahy discuss the next-generation leadership transition at The Collins Companies, a family-owned industrial distributor of pipe, valve...
31 Mars 36min
Episode 39: Leading Through Loss | Father-Son Transitions | A Legacy Built One Client at a Time
In this episode, Mitchell Kaneff, the third-generation chairman and CEO of premium packaging company Arkay, and his sons Josh and Max, discuss the evolution of the company and its approach to successi...
17 Mars 42min
Episode 38: Building the Next Chapter in Luxury Jewelry | Craftsmanship, Succession and Stewardship | 'It’s Nice to Be Nice'
In this episode, father and daughter Ed and Danni Dikes, of Florida-based Weston Jewelers, discuss growing their second-generation company from a 1,000-square-foot store in 2001 to a multi-location lu...
3 Mars 38min
Episode 37: Retail Reinvention Across Generations | Paving the Future in Construction Leadership | Sustaining Seafood Success
In this episode, Kristin Anthony and her father, M. Pope Anthony Jr., of Anthony’s Ladies Apparel trace their family’s retail roots to 1895 and discuss balancing a brick-and-mortar legacy with a growi...
17 Feb 39min
