Take a focused approach to strengthening your family business. Family Business Essentials will guide you through a 3-hour interactive workshop that uses our Family Business Diagnostic Tool to identify key areas for improvement.
You'll leave with tailored strategies and actionable plans to enhance your business and leverage its unique competitive advantages.
The Family Business Essentials workshop offers an invaluable opportunity for family business owners and key members to assess and strengthen your business's foundation.
Through an interactive session, you will explore the interconnected systems of family, business, and ownership.
This hybrid course will be held in-person at KPMG, Parramatta and also online. To join online, the link will be provided when you register.
Key Learnings:
- Understand the key elements of a successful family business.
- Learn how to apply these elements to your own family business.
- Identify areas of your family business that need attention and set priorities for improvement.
- Develop a personalised action plan to implement in your business.
- Gain insights into the competitive advantages that family businesses have over non-family businesses.
Who Should Attend?
- All members involved in strategically guiding the family business.
- Anyone seeking to develop a sustainable, successful family business model.
FBA Courses operate under Chatham House Rules, allowing participants and facilitators to share their experiences and insights freely.
Facilitator
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Brooke Bardwell-Hill |
Brooke is a seasoned tax advisor with over 20 years of experience supporting family and privately owned businesses. She specialises in helping clients manage compliance and develop tax-efficient strategies for acquisitions, exits, ongoing operations, and significant life events. She is a Chartered Accountant, a Fellow of the Tax Institute of Australia, and is registered with the Tax Practitioners Board.
KPMG is a professional services firm with global reach, and deep expertise in audit and assurance, tax and advisory and in the family business sector.
