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Monthly Meetings & Family Business Roundtables

The Conway Center for Family Business helps family business owners and leaders solve business and family business problems and, when appropriate, with transitioning the family business to the next generation

Monthly educational programs provide valuable information on family business topics presented by family business leaders and experts. Peer Groups give family business leaders the opportunity to discuss key issues with one another in focused groups.

Annually, the Center offers ten educational presentations on family business issues and several Family Business Roundtables that focus on in-depth topics.

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Join us for a Conway Center Program or Event!

RESERVATIONS may be made online or by emailing ADotts@FamilyBusinessCenter.com. Conway Center members are encouraged to bring guests to programs and events to introduce Central Ohio family business leaders to the resources provided by the Conway Center. Family business leaders attending for the first time are free. Educational programs and webinars are open to the public for a small fee unless otherwise noted.  VIEW the Non Member Guest Policy.

Education

Tuesday Jul 12, 2022
In an employee’s market it doesn't make sense that employers need to be concerned about unions. Exactly the opposite is true! The workplace is undergoing dramatic changes and unions have greater opportunities to recruit frustrated employees in a political climate that may be more favorable to their goals. During this in-person program, Sharon DeLay, President of GO-HR will facilitate this HR Roundtable discussion on this hot-button issue. Catherine Burgett from Frost Brown Todd will also join us and provide her expertise by walking us through the impact of current and projected NLRB actions including: How the unionization process works Should family businesses really be concerned about union activity? Components of the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act that may show up in other acts empowering unions. What can/should employers be doing NOW to counter union activity? What should we be watching? What can we do to educate our employees? Don’t miss this opportunity to dig deep into HR issues, engage with each other, and consult with our experts! REGISTER today! Sponsored by Budros, Ruhlin & Roe ... read more
Categories: CCFB Roundtable, CCFB Peer Group, Human Resources

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