Stakeholders Advocate Stronger Governance for Family Business Legacy Sustainability in Nigeria
The Family Business Summit in Lagos highlighted the necessity of robust governance structures for preserving family-owned businesses across generations. Key speakers like Oghenevwok Ighur stressed the need for agility, purpose-driven innovation, and competitiveness.
The event unveiled the Family Business Journal and the Family Enterprise Network Nigeria (FENN). Experts like Frank Aigbogun and Pedro Omojum presented findings on transitioning to purpose-led growth models.
Discussions on leadership, wealth preservation, and intergenerational challenges were prominent, with insights shared by Faysal El Khalil, Sari El Khalil, Diya Fatimilehin, and Lanr Olutimilehin.
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