The Family Enterprise Day
Saturday 16 May 2015
Family Business Next Generation Leadership
Understanding the challenges and developing the next generation leadership
Amphi Mork
The next generation is probably the most talked about topic in the family enterprise field and for a good reason:
developing capable leaders and owners is one of the most challenging tasks for a family business. Having a
successful generational transition is the issue that most concerns family business entrepreneurs who hope the
business will thrive through multiple generations of family ownership and endure over the long-term. If the
baton cannot be passed, it could mean the end of a family business.
Then what can family businesses do to develop their next generation leaders? How to ensure that the next
generation is well prepared for their future roles?
The Wendel International Centre for Family Enterprise invites you to spend a half day focused on Next
Generation Leadership. Our invited families in business, INSEAD MBA students and academics will investigate
the challenges, the tools and the skills needed to succeed in the Leadership succession
The event is by invitation only and exclusively for family business members and INSEAD students, FBN
Members or parties who are directly involved in specific family enterprises to create an atmosphere of trust and
confidentiality.
Should you be from a service-provision company and interested in family firms, please feel free to contact us at
[email protected] to register for our next “Ideas on Family Enterprise” Days, where all familybusiness related professionals are welcome.
We thank you for your understanding of our restricted participation policy regarding the peer-to-peer event of
the Family Enterprise Day format. And we welcome all registered participants for what promises to be a
wonderful and impactful day of learning and exchange!
Family Business Next Generation Leadership
Understanding the challenges and developing the next generation leadership
Programme
9h00 – 9h10
Welcome by Morten Bennedsen, Academic Director, Wendel International Centre for
Family Enterprise, Professor of Economics and Political Science, The André and Rosalie
Hoffmann Chaired Professor of Family Enterprise, Co-Director of the Hoffmann Research Fund
and
Randel Carlock, Senior Affiliate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise, The
Berghmans Lhoist Chaired Professor of Entrepreneurial Leadership
9h10 – 10h10
Next Generation Leadership - An Academic Perspective
Morten Bennedsen, INSEAD
Yupana Wiwattanakantang, NUS
10h10 – 11h40
Next Generation Leadership – A Practitioners Perspective
Giacomo Clerici, Coeclerici Far East (Pte) Ltd
Guest from a Family Business – (confidential information)
Moderator: Randel Carlock
11h40 – 12h00
Coffee Break/ Sandwiches
12h30 – 13h00
Next Generation Leadership – A Next Generation Perspective
MBA Students
Moderator: Jean-Baptiste Seillière, Wendel
13h00
Closing of the day – Morten Bennedsen & Randel Carlock
INSEAD maintains the right to any changes to the programme where necessary