What happens when co-owners can't agree? We're picking up where our February roundtable left off - diving into one of the most personal and challenging triggers in family business: Disagreement. Join us to explore: >> Deadlock provisions that protect your business >> Calls, puts & what they mean when conflict is the trigger >> The ''disengaged owner'' problem - and how to address it >> Fair valuation in conflict scenarios Whether you attended in February or this is your first time - this session stands on its own. Don't miss it.
The Conway Strong CEO Peer Group is for Presidents and CEOs of family-owned businesses. The group is by invitation only and there is an additional annual fee to attend.
For non-family C-suite leaders working in a family business. Peer-to-peer driven, sessions focus on objective and thoughtful insight and advice from those in similar situations. Additional fee to attend. Pre-approval to join and RSVP required.
This peer group is for C-Level executives in manufacturing or logistics family-owned businesses. The group meets quarterly over breakfast to discuss industry-specific trends and topics, as well as family business issues.
The Impact of AI on the Family Business — This session explores how AI is reshaping family business operations, communication, and strategy - with a special focus on how you as Next Gen leaders are driving (and navigating) this shift. Come ready to share your experiences, ideas, and questions as we tackle the balance between innovation and family legacy.
Sustainable Family Leadership: Wellness and Boundaries This critical session focuses on protecting your most valuable asset - your energy and well-being - a necessity in high-pressure family roles. Learn practical strategies for managing and preventing burnout, cultivating patience and focus on what's important, and setting firm boundaries for yourself and family members to ensure long-term health and effectiveness.
The Sales & Marketing Exchange is a quarterly, peer-to-peer roundtable designed for Conway Center member owners and leaders who are responsible for driving growth in their family business. It provides a confidential forum to work through real-time sales and marketing decisions with peers facing similar challenges. Come share what is working, what is not working and learn what other family businesses are doing to drive the marketing and sales engines.
Join us for a fun and relaxed day of networking, friendly competition, and community-building at the annual Golf Outing at the Golf Club of Dublin. Golfers of all skill levels are welcome to enjoy a true links-style course, great food and beverages throughout the day, and a casual atmosphere that encourages connection among family business leaders and service providers from across Central Ohio. The scramble begins at 9:00 a.m. and wraps up with a buffet reception at 2:00 p.m., offering the perfect opportunity to relax, build new connections, and deepen existing relationships while supporting family business.