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Conway Center for Family Business Names Deana Gordon Managing Director

The Conway Center for Family Business today announced that Deana Gordon has been named the Center’s Managing Director, according to J. Richard Emens, Executive Director. Gordon, of Grove City, has been the Conway Center’s Associate Director since 2011.
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Learning from Others: The Importance of Advisory Boards

The Importance of an Advisory Board for a Small Family Business By: Suzanne Amstutz – Ohio Power Tool Inc. One of the issues that small businesses face, and especially a family business, is that the founders start their business taking on all the roles in the company. They are the marketing person, accountant, salesperson, human […]
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Conway Center Hosting Keys to Engaging and Motivating Employees in Your Family Business on March 19 at Ohio Dominican University

The Conway Center for Family Business will host Keys to Engaging and Motivating Non-Family and Family Employees in Your Family Business from 7:30-9:00 a.m. on March 19 in the Community Room in Alumni Hall at Ohio Dominican University, 1216 Sunbury Road, Columbus, 43219. The program will be led by Skip Murray, principal at Murray Associates, […]
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Employee Engagement

How do compaines engage and motivate employees? Don’t know? Come find out on March 19th at our next educational program facilitated by Skip Murray of Murray Associates. He’ll lead a discussion on “Keys to Engaging and Motivating Non-Family and Family Employees in oyr Family Business.” Skip really knows his stuff and will have a great panel of […]
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Monthly Message – February 2015

Monthly Message — February 2015 Successful Succession Planning Strategies for Family Businesses February 19 – 7:30-9:00 a.m. Alumni Hall at Ohio Dominican University 1216 Sunbury Rd., Columbus, OH 43219 Program Presented by KeyBank Conway Center co-founder, peer group facilitator, and service provider Bea Wolper, president of Emens & Wolper Law Firm, will lead a lively […]
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Conway Family Gift Benefits Scholarship Fund to Support Small Business Owners, Entrepreneurs

Ohio Dominican University (ODU) has received an additional $25,000 gift from the Conway Family Lead Annuity Trust to benefit The Conway Endowed Family Business Scholarship Fund. Created in 2014, the fund was created to support and encourage growth and succession of family businesses in Central Ohio.
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Conway Center Hosting Successful Succession Planning Strategies for Family Businesses on February 19 at Ohio Dominican University

The Conway Center for Family Business will host Successful Succession Planning Strategies for Family Businesses from 7:30-9:00 a.m. on February 19 in the Community Room in Alumni Hall at Ohio Dominican University, 1216 Sunbury Road. The program will be led by Bea Wolper, Conway Center co-founder, peer group facilitator, and president of Emens & Wolper […]
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Do you make more than $125,000?

If so, you need to read this! Here’s a link to a guest blog post by Conway Center Service Provider Holbrook & Manter in Columbus CEO.
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Family Keys Alphabet – B

From time to time, we’ll post Bea Wolper’s “A-Z Keys to Family Business Success” followed by a question from one of our members on the topic – here’s B: B – Board of Directors. This is the statutory group of people who make decisions about the direction and long term strategy for the company. The […]
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Inside the Family Business – Boundaries & Best Practices

Inside The Family Business: Boundaries and Best Practices Frank L. Festi, Jr. – Rea & Associates, a Conway Center Service Provider There are few things more gratifying to me than when I observe a successful family business already in its third (or later) generation of existence. It’s not a coincidence that these family-owned businesses are […]
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