private enterprise

Robyn Langsford: Helping family businesses to ‘Hum’

April 12, 2023

As one of KPMG’s Global Leader for Family Business, Robyn Langsford has more than 25 years’ experience working closely with private clients. In an interview with Campden FB, she talks about putting the spotlight on leading female entrepreneurs, broaching the succession question and educating Next Gens…

As one of KPMG’s Global Leader for Family Business, Robyn Langsford has more than 25 years’ experience working closely with private clients to deliver strategic financial and tax advice tailored to their business and the challenges they face.

A trusted adviser to family businesses and family offices, she has a broad skill base and diverse experience that enables her to solve multidisciplinary problems and add value.

Breakout session with Paul Green

September 13, 2022

The Tasmanian chairman of KPMG Australia discusses the key issues families are facing, focussing on ESG issues and the advice he would give to his younger self.

Since joining multinational professional services network KPMG in 1983, Tasmanian-born Paul Green has worked across a range of disciplines, from audit to corporate recovery to management consultancy.

Paul’s pragmatic approach to problem solving, broad career experience and genuine interest in people makes him a great resource for family businesses and family offices looking to further establish themselves within the Asia-Pacific region.

Lambert: Family businesses can be model for more stable form of capitalism

June 11, 2010

Economic growth will be driven by the private sector in the coming years and the best-run family companies have a big role to play, the CBI’s director general told a family business conference yesterday.

Economic growth will be driven by the private sector in the coming years and the best-run family companies have a big role to play, the CBI's director general told a family business conference yesterday.

Richard Lambert, director general of the UK-based business lobbying organisation, told family business leaders at the Institute for Family Business national forum that governments cannot "cut" their way back to economic stability.