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The biggest challenge for family businesses is not succession.

Observador28 August 2026 at 00:06

The biggest challenge for family businesses is not succession, according to the article. Preparing new generations for the future of the business is what really matters to these organizations.

The most successful family businesses in the world are investing increasingly early in preparing heirs. This investment starts early to ensure they are ready to take on future responsibilities.

The training is not limited to just learning finance or business strategy. The focus is on getting new generations to understand their role within the family and the business.

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