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Explore how governance drives family business success, sustainability, and legacy across generations.
Family Businesses represent 75% of all businesses in New Zealand and contribute approximately 65% to GDP. In a world of accelerating change, rising environmental and social expectations, the choices that New Zealand family businesses make today will shape not only their commercial success, but also their legacy, for generations to come.
69% of top performing family businesses in New Zealand have formal boards in place which illustrates that good governance is essential to achieving long term sustainable growth within this sector.
Join our panelists for a thoughtful conversation on the vital role governance plays in family businesses. They’ll share personal insights and lessons learned from navigating the unique dynamics between family and business, and explore how to stay relevant through generational transitions.
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Mark is an experienced independent chair who specialises in guiding family-owned businesses through complexity, succession, and growth, to support multi-generational legacies. Mark is a Chartered Member of the IoD, and amongst other governance roles, is currently the Chair of Alexander Corp, the holding company for a private family group of companies, with significant assets in Agriculture and Tourism.
Angela is a Partner at KPMG Private Enterprise with over 30 years’ experience supporting family businesses. With deep expertise in succession planning and governance, Angela helps families navigate generational change, ensuring continuity, preserving legacy, and positioning businesses for long-term success.
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Scott is a partner at national law firm Tompkins Wake. Scott is a commercial lawyer who has extensive experience acting for family businesses and has first-hand knowledge of the governance challenges in this space. Scott's ability to navigate complex matters and challenges with strategic vision and leadership ensures successful outcomes for the clients he serves.
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Megan Beveridge
Waikato and Bay of Plenty Branch Manager
+64 21 358 772
megan.beveridge@iod.org.nz
The Waikato branch acknowledges the generous support of
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Members — $25.00
Non-members — $50.00
