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Top 75 Family Business Leaders 2019: Americas

September 30, 2019

CampdenFB has featured many of the leading lights in the family business and family office space over its 75 issues. Here we take a look at some of the icons in the world of business families plus the up-and-comers taking the community into the 21st century

CampdenFB has featured many of the leading lights in the family business and family office space over its 75 issues. Here we take a look at some of the icons in the world of business families plus the up-and-comers taking the community into the 21st century.

Tech savvy next gens urged to bridge the family digital divide

July 19, 2018

Family business leaders of tomorrow are being encouraged to bring their families up to speed on the value of new technologies after almost 40% of families admitted they did not have a digital strategy.

Digital awareness among next generation family business leaders was high, but other family members may not be as aware of the opportunities that digital technologies can offer, the latest Deloitte survey of next gen family businesses found.

Leading lights

February 25, 2014

It's that time of year again – CampdenFB's annual Top Family Business Leaders list. This year we bring you 60 of the most successful stewards and innovators in family business across the globe. It's almost time to reveal who made the grade.

International Women's Day: What research says about women in family businesses

March 8, 2013

Today is International Woman's Day and to celebrate CampdenFB is taking a look at the research released over the last year that shows the growing importance of women in family businesses and to the global economy as a whole.

Family business leaders are the only role models left

July 28, 2010

When the recently elected British prime minister David Cameron was in the US last week he avoided a photo opportunity with one of the country’s most prominent company leaders, writes David Bain.

When the recently elected British prime minister David Cameron was in the US last week he avoided a photo opportunity with one of the country's most prominent company leaders, writes David Bain.