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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2025 · 32 MIN

Role of the Board of Advisors in Family Businesses

from Family Firm IN FOCUS · host Mohsin Adhi

In this episode of Family Firm In Focus, we sit down with Steve Legler, MBA, FEA, CPCC, a globally recognised expert in family business governance, leadership transition, and succession planning.Steve shares deep insights into the role of a Board of Advisors for family businesses and explains why structured onboarding of advisors is critical for the long-term continuity of family-owned enterprises. The discussion highlights how advisory boards help professionalise family businesses, strengthen governance structures, and guide families through complex succession and generational transitions.This episode is especially valuable for family business owners, next-generation leaders, and family enterprise advisors who want to build sustainable, well-governed businesses while preserving family harmony and legacy.A must-listen family business podcast for anyone serious about professionalising family-owned businesses and ensuring smooth leadership transitions.

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