1st International Family Business Summit: Family businesses join forces [report]
Family businesses play a key role in Poland, both in the structure of the economy and in social life. It is estimated that they constitute over 70% of all businesses and generate nearly half of the jobs in the private sector.
Prof. Jerzy Bralczyk: A common language is the foundation. About Communication in Family Businesses
During the International Family Business Summit, Professor Jerzy Bralczyk drew attention to an aspect often overlooked in conversations about succession and management – language.
Władysław Grochowski, Arche: Together we are strong. The voice of family businesses about the future of Poland
During the International Family Business Summit, Władysław Grochowski, president of the Arche Group, strongly emphasized the role of family businesses as a real driving force of the Polish economy and social life.
Krzysztof Muryn, PKO BP: Succession – the weakest link in family businesses? Conclusions from the report
Family businesses remain one of the main drivers of the Polish economy, but a report presented at the International Family Business Summit reveals a significant strategic gap.
Pavel Nepala: Reputation: Thinking in Decades. Why Do Family Businesses Value More Than Just Numbers?
For Pavel Nepali, Managing Partner and Vice-Chairman of the Board at Renomia Group, family business begins with responsibility – towards employees, customers and the community in which the company operates.
Piotr Grabowski, GWLAW: Postponing Succession: The Most Common Mistake of Family Businesses
In Polish family businesses, awareness of succession challenges is growing, but in practice this topic still loses out to the everyday reality of business.
Magdalena Ramatowska, PKO BP: Sukcesja is the moment of truth
The wave of succession that Polish family businesses are facing today makes relationships with financial institutions more important than ever before.