Anneleen Michiels & Claudia Astrachan (2025)

This book offers a compelling look at the complex interplay between family, business, and wealth. It provides deep insights into the psychology of money in enterprising families, covering topics such as money scripts that shape individuals' relationships with money, setting dividends and compensation, providing financial education for family owners and stewards, and the role family offices play in protecting and growing family wealth. These themes are translated into practical strategies that support harmony and longterm success across generations.

Andrew Keyt (2015)

Growing up in the shadow of legendary family business leaders creates a unique challenge for successors to the leadership position. You cannot remove the emotional power of family dynamics from the business, but you can change how you choose to react to it. To be successful, you need to create a sense of identity and credibility, and step out of the shadows of your forbears. This guide provides strategies for doing just that, so you can take the reins and be the effective leader your business needs.

Greg McCann (2013)

Is your future in the family business? When your parents own a business, your career decisions hit close to home. This guide helps you determine whether your future should be with the family enterprise. You'll discover how to take charge of your career for success and happiness - inside or outside of the family enterprise.

Greg McCann (2012)

When you walk into an interview, you enter a competition with others whose skills, credentials and experiences are similar to yours. So how do you distinguish yourself? Since many of the best employers hire on character and develop skills, how your character measures up may well determine whether you get the job. Who Do You Think You Are? explains how your character can enhance or derail your career, as well as your personal life, romances, and friendships - and how one’s character can be developed to make life more manageable and rewarding.