Katherine Grady's guest appearances

Katherine Grady

Wealth of Wisdom

Bernie Madoff

John Davis

Ellen Remmer

Howard Marks

Chris Brightman

Meir Statman

Thayer Willis

Charley Ellis

Jamie Forbes

Tom McCullough

Peter Evans

Alex Scott

Jim Garland

Christian Stewart

Lisa Parker

OwlTail

Wendy Ulaszek

In this episode of the Wealth of Wisdom podcast series, co-editor Tom McCullough interviews Katherine Grady and Wendy Ulaszek on “Leading Successful Family Meetings” - and how this chapter provides the tools to learn how to become an "ambidextrous leader" by tending to both family and enterprise needs with agility. We also talk through their excellent checklist of 10 questions to ask in planning and leading your family meetings.

<p>In this episode of the Wealth of Wisdom podcast series, co-editor Tom McCullough interviews Katherine Grady and Wendy Ulaszek on “Leading Successful Family Meetings” - and how this chapter provides the tools to learn how to become an "ambidextrous leader" by tending to both family and enterprise needs with agility. We also talk through their excellent checklist of 10 questions to ask in planning and leading your family meetings.</p>

Leading Successful Family Meetings - Katherine Grady, Wendy Ulaszek and Tom McCullough

What is the point of family governance? Many a first-generation family leader has asked this question with some doubt that there is a point. Family business consultant Katherine Grady ably describes in this podcast how governance plays an essential role in the well-being of businesses and families that last for generations. In her interview with Keith Whitaker, Katherine describes the main structures of family governance--the Board and the Owner's Council--and their roles, as well as the perhaps surprising fact that family governance may be even more important for families who have sold their operating business and are now trying to manage a foundation, family office, or investable wealth together as a family.

<p>What is the point of family governance? Many a first-generation family leader has asked this question with some doubt that there is a point. Family business consultant Katherine Grady ably describes in this podcast how governance plays an essential role in the well-being of businesses and families that last for generations. In her interview with Keith Whitaker, Katherine describes the main structures of family governance--the Board and the Owner's Council--and their roles, as well as the perhaps surprising fact that family governance may be even more important for families who have sold their operating business and are now trying to manage a foundation, family office, or investable wealth together as a family.</p>

Katherine Grady - What Is the Point of Family Enterprise Governance?