How to Succeed as a Non-Family Executive in a Family-Owned Business


In this presentation, Richard Wolkowitz will share insights on successfully navigating the unique dynamics of family-owned businesses as a non-family executive. Drawing from his extensive experience working with family offices, he will explore the critical factors that contribute to success in these environments, including strategies for building trust, aligning with family values, and managing expectations.

He will also highlight common pitfalls to avoid and key actions that executives must take to effectively lead and drive business growth while maintaining strong relationships with family stakeholders. This session will provide valuable guidance for financial executives looking to excel in leadership roles within family-owned enterprises.

Prior to our main session, join us for a PD session with Eide Bailly. Beyond the Numbers: Key Insights for Smarter M&A Decisions 

Learning Objectives: 
  • Discover what to look for and potential deal breakers during the acquisition process
  • Review the quality of earnings (QofE) report, a standard part of the due diligence process
  • Identify common areas where you should go deeper than the P&L, EBITDA adjustments or the balance sheet

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Speakers

Dylan Offutt

Manager
Eide Bailly

Kyle Orwick, CPA, CMAA

Partner - Transaction Advisory
Eide Bailly

Richard J. Wolkowitz

Founder
Xylogenesis | Family Office Advisory

Credits

1.00 CPE
Basic

Method

group-live

Field

Business Management and Organization, Non-technical

Prerequisites

none

Credits

1.00 CPE
Basic

Method

group-live

Field

Finance, Technical

Prerequisites

none

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