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EPISODE · Nov 12, 2023 · 4 MIN

Next Generation in the Family Business

from Professor Mat Hughes · host Professor Mat Hughes Podcast

Professor Mat Hughes, Senior Editor at www.FamilyBusiness.org, comments on some of the circumstances and challenges surrounding next-generation involvement in the family business.

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Professor Mat Hughes, Senior Editor at www.FamilyBusiness.org, comments on some of the circumstances and challenges surrounding next-generation involvement in the family business.

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