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Family Commitment

Creating Opportunities for New Family Members
Developing Entrepreneurial Skills
Emotional Ownership in Family Businesses
Family Business Associations and Organisations
Family Business: A Whole Family Commitment
Family Businesses and Childcare
Give your Child a Trade
Involving your Extended Family in the Business
Running a Family Home Office
What is a Family Business?

Family Issues

Creating a Separate Work Space
Dealing with Difficult Relatives who are Averse to Change
Developing Professional Respect within the Family Business
Marriage Strains: Business Conflicts and Long Hours
Moving Away but Still Retaining a Business Interest
The Problem of Sexism in Family Businesses
When a Family Member Wants to Leave the Business.
When Children Don't Want to Become Part of the Business

Outside Staff

Bringing Consultants Into Your Family Business
Hiring and Firing Within a Family Business
Motivating Outside Employees in a Family Business
Resolving Conflicts between Family and Outside Employees
Taking on Outside Staff in Your Family Business
The Pro's and Con's of Hiring an Outside Manager
Using the Firm-Specific Knowledge of New Business Members

Case Studies

Adrian Maxwell, Fracino Family Run Coffee Company: A Case Study
Tips from Entrepreneur Ron Holland: Power of the Mind in Creating a Family Business

Communication

Developing and Improving Internal Communication
Developing Trust: Competitive Advantage from Trust
Formality and Informality: When it's Okay to Relax
Holding Family Business Meetings
How to Avoid Management by Committee
How to Keep your Business Going in Times of Family Crises
The Family Manager: Alleviating Pressure

Performance

Continued Ideas and Fresh thinking in a Family Business
Creating a Positive Work Environment to Suit Everyone
Dealing with Laziness and Poor Performance
Dealing with Work Related Stress
Establishing a Shared Vision for Business
Holidays: Ensuring Family Members Get Time Together
How Family Businesses Have Fared in the Late 'noughties'
Inter-Generational Marketing and Market Research
Minimising Domestic Distractions During Work Hours
Practical Organisation and Administration.
Sick Leave: When the Whole Family is Affected by Illness
What Are the Advantages of a Family Business?

Finance & Tax

Build Personal Credit Records as a Family
Business Expenses and the Home Office
Establishing Capital Without Demand on Share Dividends
Explaining Difficult Financial Decisions to Shareholders
How to Franchise a Family Business
How to Make full use of your Family's Tax Allowances
Joint Investments and Family Businesses
Managing Profits and Re-investment
Protecting Domestic Finances from the Family Business
Working out Family Wages

Regulations

Drawing up a Family Business Constitution
Drawing up Contracts to Prevent Family Disputes
Registering as a Family Business
The Rules about Children Working

Business Structure

Dealing with Family Members who are Silent Partners
Delegating Business Tasks Within the Family
Developing a Family Business Decision-Making Hierarchy
Junior Work in Family Businesses: Avoiding Resentment
Management Responsibilities within a Family Business
Passing on Business Leadership to the Next Generation
The Achievements of Women in Family Businesses

Family Conflict

Appropriate Employment of Family Members to Suit Ability
Conflicts of Interest: How Family and Business Needs can Clash
Dealing with Conflict: Avoiding Domestic and Business Overlap
How to Spot and Avoid Conflict in a Family Business
When Individual Personal Problems Interfere with Work

Business Strategy

Adjusting the Business to Married in Family Members
Closing Down a Family Business: Having a Clear Exit Strategy
Crisis Management Systems for a Family Business
Delegation: Recognise your Limits and Persuade Others
Distribution of Assets: Giving Control to Family Members
Expanding a Family Business
Keeping Emotions Out of Family Business Decisions
Long Term Business Planning Across the Generations
Recession Proof Your Family Business
Strategic Planning: Business Development
Streamlining Buying Procedures
The Environment and a Family Business
What to do if Somebody Offers to Buy out the Business

Skills & Education

Arranging Business Training for Grown-Up Children
Drawing on Existing Family Business Expertise
Educate your Children in Transferable Business Skills
Family Business Training Opportunities
Learn New Skills Through your Family Business
Pooling Family Talents: Make Use of Skills