Many new families start discussing governance when the founder can no longer lead. At that point, decisions become reactive, assets may be sold, and ownership risks shifting away from the bloodline without anyone realizing it.

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August 25, 2026 | 08:00 AM
Many new families start discussing governance when the founder can no longer lead. At that point, decisions become reactive, assets may be sold, and ownership risks shifting away from the bloodline without anyone realizing it.

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