Alexandra Newlove

Senior Writer

Alexandra Newlove was a Senior Writer who joined the CampdenFB team in 2017-18. Previously, she worked in New Zealand as a news reporter with Fairfax Media and NZME. Alex is a qualified journalist, who also has a degree in criminology and psychology. When not writing about the issues which affect family businesses, Alex is a keen cook, runner, and voracious consumer of books and news.

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LETHAL AI: The ethical war against killer robots

London-based fourth-generation family office J Leon Group has overhauled its giving in the last decade. Paddy Walker, managing director, spoke to Alexandra Newlove about how the diverse giving portfolio—from stopping killer robots to challenging hate speech—has brought the family closer

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Ladies first: How daughters are playing the succession game

Succession is one of the most widely-discussed issues in the family business realm, but it is still relatively newsworthy when a daughter—rather than a son—takes the reins. Alexandra Newlove explores the upsurge in women inheriting ownership and management

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When not to keep it in the family: How to hand over to a non-family executive

You can’t choose your family, but you can choose who runs your business. Alexandra Newlove talks to a range of experts about bringing in outside help

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Business and leather: Sole Ferragamo starts up outside the family

SO-LE Studio creates unconventional and striking jewellery using leather remnants from the luxury fashion industry. Fresh from winning the Top Next Generation Entrepreneur Award at our European Families in Business Awards, founders Sole Ferragamo, an artist, designer, and the granddaughter of Salvatore Ferragamo, and Leila Hoda, a banker turned humanitarian turned entrepreneur, spoke to Alexandra Newloveabout offcut inspiration, chance meetings, and the double-edged sword of a famous name.

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The future is female: next generation women in family business, part three

Family businesses are on course to be led by more women, as responsibilities and wealth transfer to the next generation, and the dividends to society and the balance sheet are already clear.

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The future is female: next generation women in family business, part two

CampdenFB brings you the next fabulous five of 20 next-generation women we are championing in September who are ones to watch in the global family business community.

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The future is female: next generation women in family business, part one

The next generation of women in families are advancing gender equality while leading their businesses to even greater success. To recognise their efforts, CampdenFB is profiling 20 ones to watch throughout September.

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The most-read family business articles on CampdenFB.com of 2018—so far

Holidays half-way through 2018 gives us the chance to reflect on the tumultuous year so far. One way to do so is to look back on the most-read articles on CampdenFB.com, from January's bold investment predictions for families to June's glamorous awards for excellence among European family businesses.

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Benetton family targeted over Genoa bridge collapse

Italy’s Benetton family is under attack from politicians and the public following the involvement of one of their companies in the Genoa bridge tragedy.

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FB Roundup: Sumner Redstone, Samsung, and Bhushan Steel

Redstone locks in CBS ownership, Samsung ramps up R&D spend, and Indian heir arrested over fraud allegations

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