Family business talk without breaking dishes
ISBN : 9782897991548
Year of publication : 2021
Nombre de pages : 116
Langue : #!trpst#trp-gettext data-trpgettextoriginal=5211#!trpAnglais#French#!trpst#/trp-gettext#!trpAnglais#
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Business families have to manage two dynamics: family and business. The intersection of these two realities leads to highly complex challenges. Problems can accumulate, family cohesion can break down, and conflicts that are constantly postponed can generate chaos. How can we ensure a shared vision and harmony within the family? Is it possible to restore balance to the family's well-being, and put in place regular means of "untabooing" delicate subjects?
A dream family,
a welcoming family
in its differences.
Sylvie Huard
Sylvie Huard is the founder of Harmonie Intervention and, in collaboration with her successor Jade and the team, is about to set up Harmonie Académie. Their mission is to help families in business - who have advantages and particularities that other types of business don't have - to achieve sustainability and harmony through the transfer of their business. Her hands-on experience sets her apart: yes, she has been a seller and buyer of both unrelated and family businesses. She has completed 10 share transactions, including 3 in family businesses. She helped grow a distribution company from $13 million in sales to $100 million in 11 years. She has held a CEO position. She is an expert member of the Groupement des chefs d'entreprise and a blogger for Journal Les Affaires. With authenticity, humor and professionalism, she transports us into the fascinating world of business families. She deftly defuses even the most complex situations, bringing to light new and often unexpected solutions. With an MBA and a bachelor's degree in psychology, she combines a specialized human approach with extensive business expertise. Her years of experience have led her to take a course on families in business at the Family Firm Institute in the United States.
