Education - Conway Center for Family Business

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Thursday Mar 5, 2020
Spouses • Is your spouse currently involved? • Providing for surviving spouses • Spouses - Active and non-active in business • Spouses serving as trustees • Children from several marriages ... read more
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Tuesday Mar 10, 2020
Managing Conflict One of the consistent characteristics of strong leaders is the ability to manage conflict in an organization or team. Learn the best practives of managing conflict and how this can help improve the relationships around you. Objectives: • Discuss the different types of conflicts and situations therein. • Learn how to help people productively address conflict ... read more
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Thursday Mar 12, 2020
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Tuesday Mar 17, 2020
This session has been canceled. The health and safety of our members and program facilitators is of the upmost importance. Please VIEW important information about COVID-19 and Conway Center programming. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation during this disruption to normal activity. Please contact Amy Dotts at adotts@familybusinesscenter.com if you have questions. How to Maximize the Characteristics of Women’s Leadership Qualities When it comes to leadership, there a difference between women leaders and men who lead. This discussion will center around the unique qualities of female leadership that the most effective women leaders possess. Come prepared to share with the group which female business leaders do you most admire and why?! ... read more
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Thursday Mar 26, 2020
This program will now be a LIVE WEBINAR! Register to view (in listen-only mode) and ask questions to the panelists via chat. Registration is required and limited to 100, a recording will be available to all registrants. Join Bea Wolper, President of Emens Wolper Jacobs & Jasin, and panelists Laurie McEnery of MAC Construction and Brian Dew of Mid City Electric/Technologies to hear best practices on figuring out who should run the family business - sometimes the answer is obvious, but sometimes it means a change in strategic leadership direction. REGISTER now and join us for this live webinar on 3/26 to find out what these family business leaders are doing to ensure the legacy and longevity of their companies. You'll have the opportunity to submit questions during the session and view a recording post session! ... read more
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Thursday Mar 26, 2020
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Thursday Apr 2, 2020
Enrollment is closed for this Leadership 2.0 series - for other Leadership meetings, please contact Amy at adotts@familybusinesscenter.com Leadership is complex; and especially for family businesses. This Leadership 2.0 group helps you to find your safe place for monthly support, peer mentoring and group coaching to discover how to lead well in ambiguity. Donna Musilli of DM360 will leads these sessions focusing on your most relevant business challenges. These sessions may have some teaching components, but the bulk of the time will be for what’s on your mind. What are your needs? And how can the group support you? ... read more
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Tuesday Apr 7, 2020
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Wednesday Apr 8, 2020
This program will now be a LIVE WEBINAR! Register to view (in listen-only mode) with the opportunity to ask questions to Sharon via Q&A. Registration is required and limited to 100, a recording will be available to all registrants. HR and Coronavirus As the COVID-19 crisis continues and updates are coming in daily, Sharon DeLay, President of GO-HR will address HR issues you are currently facing in your family business. Guidance on the federal Family First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA); navigating mandatory paid sick and FMLA leaves for businesses; issues with working with a remote workforce, etc. will be addressed. After an update on the latest information, Sharon will answer the questions you have and you will have the opportunity to share what you are doing to navigate this new world and learn from one another. You will be able to submit questions during the session via Q&A and view a recording post session. *There will also be a link in your registration confirmation for you to submit questions prior to the session for Sharon to address. Sharon DeLay, President of GO-HR, is a family business member and friend of the Conway Center, has been instrumental in keeping us up-to-date during this crisis. REGISTER now and join us for this live webinar on 4/8. You'll have the opportunity to submit questions during the session and view a recording post session. This quarterly forum is facilitated by family business owner Sharon DeLay, President of GO-HR. a HR consultancy working with businesses across five areas: general HR, recruiting and on-boarding, training and development, benefits and benefits consulting, and career and corporate outplacement. ... read more
Categories: CCFB Roundtable
Thursday Apr 9, 2020
We will be using ZOOM for our meetings since we cannot meet in person! Here is the link for this peer group virtual meeting, please register in advance: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/v5UsdOuopzMiTQlAM1QuDt4KwZv_0P_O4A After you register, an email will be sent to you from ZOOM with log-in information for the meeting. Note that you do not need a ZOOM account to join, you can attend this meeting from anywhere using a compatible computer or mobile device. We want to see your face so video will be enabled for peer group virtual meetings! Remember this is a casual group so appear as you are (messy hair/no make-up totally fine!). ** If you are new to ZOOM, you can test your device here: https://zoom.us/test Insurance Who do you have covered…and for what purpose? Role of insurance as business/ spousal safeguards Role of insurance in buy-sell death situations Unanticipated or overlooked risks regarding insurance ownership Generously sponsored by Morgan Stanley It is never too early to think about succession planning in a family owned business! This dynamic monthly peer group is facilitated by Bea Wolper of Emens & Wolper Law Firm, Thaddeus O’Brien of O’Brien & Associates, and Meredith Sugar of Taft Law. They provide a forum to discuss all aspects of succession planning - from inter-family dynamics to strategic planning - in interactive sessions that will provide the foundation for transitioning your family business to the next generation. This program is not just for founders/owners – attending together with successors or next gens is very important and beneficial. ... read more
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Tuesday Apr 14, 2020
We will be using ZOOM for our meetings since we cannot meet in person! Here is the link for this peer group virtual meeting, please register in advance: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/u5UvcuqsrzwiqCrMGdAYsvyXQ-C2y9GMtA After you register, an email will be sent to you from ZOOM with log-in information for the meeting. You do not need a ZOOM account to join, you can attend this meeting from anywhere using a compatible computer or mobile device. We want to see your face so video will be enabled for peer group virtual meetings! Remember this is a casual group so appear as you are (messy hair/no make-up totally fine!). Note that if you do not have video capability, you are still welcome to join. ** If you are new to ZOOM, you can test your device here: https://zoom.us/test Closer Look at Family Dynamics Including Responsibility of Being a Trustee Avoid the pitfalls of family dynamics in a family business. Discussion will include: • Issues that impact the day-to-day operation including the pressure to hire family members • Trustee duties and responsibilities and why naming the right trustee is critical for your family business ... read more
Categories: CCFB Peer Group
Thursday Apr 16, 2020
This program will now be a LIVE WEBINAR! Register to view (in listen-only mode) with the opportunity to ask questions to the panelists via chat. Registration is required and limited to 100, a recording will be available to all registrants. We think having an advisory board is an important tool in ensuring the success of family-owned businesses. Family business leaders can gain valuable insight and advice from trusted resources who can help move the business forward. Join this webinar to learn best practices and shared experiences from Rhett Ricart of Ricart Automotive and Bob Coco of Choice Properties, both of whom have utilized outside advisors for their family-owned businesses and served on boards themselves. Facilitated by Joel Guth of Gryphon Financial Partners. Sponsored by GREENCREST. REGISTER now and join us for this live webinar on 4/16. You'll have the opportunity to submit questions during the session and view a recording post session! ... read more
Categories: CCFB Educational Program
Tuesday Apr 21, 2020
We will be using ZOOM for our meetings since we cannot meet in person! Here is the link for this peer group virtual meeting, please register in advance: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/u5cvcO2vqjsuWurqS3YPJHYyMS8122f-RQ After you register, an email will be sent to you from ZOOM with log-in information for the meeting. You do not need a ZOOM account to join, you can attend this meeting from anywhere using a compatible computer or mobile device. We want to see your face so video will be enabled for peer group virtual meetings! Remember this is a casual group so appear as you are (messy hair/no make-up totally fine!). Note that if you do not have video capability, you are still welcome to join. ** If you are new to ZOOM, you can test your device here: https://zoom.us/test Collaboration One of the most satisfying aspects of leadership is the ability to help people work together more effectively and productively. Learn the best practices on how to foster collaboration with anyone in your circle of influence. Objectives: • Learn a process for managing and improving collaboration • Participate in exercises to determine specific steps to improve the way you collaborate with others. This Peer Group focuses on four modules of Leadership: Leadership Styles; Developing Your People; Collaboration & Conflict Management; Team Development Facilitator Jonathon McKay with PATH will lead these leadership sessions focusing on the most relevant challenges and opportunities for your business today. This is a very collaborative group that encourages peer-to-peer sharing. Generously sponsored by Park National Bank ... read more
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Wednesday Apr 22, 2020
We will be using ZOOM for our meetings since we cannot meet in person! More details will be sent with your meeting invitation, but here is the link our meeting, please register in advance: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/vJcrduGqrD0uQ1VAk5hJe60YvIjF12C-0A After you register, an email will be sent to you from ZOOM with log-in information for the meeting. Note that you do not need a ZOOM account to join, you can attend this meeting from anywhere using a compatible computer or mobile device. ** If you are new to ZOOM, you can test your device here: https://zoom.us/test We want to see your face so video will be enabled! Remember this is a casual group so bad hair and furry friends are welcome! Enrollment is closed for this Leadership 2.0 series - for other Leadership meetings, please contact Amy at adotts@familybusinesscenter.com Leadership is complex; and especially for family businesses. Join this Leadership 2.0 group to find your safe place for monthly support, peer mentoring and group coaching to discover how to lead well in ambiguity. Donna Musilli of DM360 will leads these sessions focusing on your most relevant business challenges. These sessions may have some teaching components, but the bulk of the time will be for what’s on your mind. What are your needs? And how can the group support you? ... read more
Categories: CCFB Peer Group
Thursday Apr 23, 2020
We will be using ZOOM for our meetings since we cannot meet in person! Here is the link for this peer group virtual meeting, please register in advance: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/vJAkfuGrrjwjZQsmpbAK65ufr2cUYBLR8g After you register, an email will be sent to you from ZOOM with log-in information for the meeting. You do not need a ZOOM account to join, you can attend this meeting from anywhere using a compatible computer or mobile device. We want to see your face so video will be enabled for peer group virtual meetings! Remember this is a casual group so appear as you are (messy hair/no make-up totally fine!). Note that if you do not have video capability, you are still welcome to join. ** If you are new to ZOOM, you can test your device here: https://zoom.us/test Maintaining Cultural Anchors Honor the Past Celebrate the Present Build on your Vision This is a great discussion to have within family businesses and with the Leaders who are not family but entrusted with maintaining those cultural anchors (Honor the Past). Take Away: Great companies, family businesses and entities of any kind, understand the importance of continually sharing stories that anchor the Core Values and Vision of it’s leaders and creating a long term sustainable culture. Being a non-family leader in a family-owned business can be incredibly rewarding… and challenging. This peer group will help determine strategies of influence and impact for non-family leaders. Led by experts from Driscoll Learning. ... read more
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Thursday Apr 23, 2020
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Tuesday Apr 28, 2020
In this unique forum, hear from family business owners as they share with other Conway family business owners their company's growth journey -- how marketing (everything from sales to building a brand to traditional marketing to digital marketing) played a role in that growth. Learn the trials and errors they made along the way, the tough decisions and investment risks venturing into unchartered waters and how the company measured success. This April 28th session features Michael Schoedinger, President of Schoedinger Funeral and Cremation Service. Learn as Mike uncovers how Schoedinger Funeral & Cremation Services developed a marketing strategy, identified what messaging is important to convey, how the right media helped them reach the right audience and why an integrated approach to marketing was the best option for Schoedinger for market recognition and long term growth. REGISTER now and join us for this live webinar on 4/28. You'll have the opportunity to submit questions during the session. Are you ready to take your family business to the next level? Join GREENCREST for this quarterly forum to hear first-hand from fellow family business owners on what they are doing to grow their business. Designed especially for CEO’s, presidents and owners, it will help you gain the insights you need to ignite your business! ... read more
Categories: CCFB Roundtable
Wednesday Apr 29, 2020
Costing and Inventory Management Strategies - A lot of you likely have some type of inventory, and the answers to these questions are likely as diverse as the group of companies that could benefit from attending this presentation. How do you track your inventory? Do you store/organize your inventory for maximum efficiency in the production and shipping processes? Do you know how much it costs to make your product? Are you capturing all the costs of moving, storing, and tracking your inventory? How do you track your work-in-process, if you can track it at all? Carlin Culbertson of Meaden & Moore will cover various topics including the below that help you answer some of the questions posed above: Tracking inventory quantities – physical inventories and cycle counts. Assigning overhead costs to inventory. Just in time inventory. Technology to assist with inventory management. Consignment inventory considerations. Including purchasing and sales in inventory management discussions. Perpetual inventory systems and their benefits. Inventory control procedures. If you have inventory then you know that sometimes it can be difficult to manage it. Sometimes you may perform a physical count and realize you have significantly more or less of a product than you originally thought and wonder “how did that happen?” Maybe you don’t have enough for your next round of shipments and you need to expedite the delivery of raw materials and rush the order through your shop, possibly resulting in defects, late delivery, or other items. Or perhaps you have significant sales of an item but can never seem to turn a profit on it. Please join us on April 29th for this informative discussion and the opportunity to share similar issues or successes you’ve had in dealing with these challenges. Presenter: Carlin Culbertson of Meaden & Moore. ... read more
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