Family Governance Design
Clarify how the family makes decisions: councils, boards, meeting rhythms, and written charters that reduce friction.
Who it is for
Families whose business has grown past informal hallway decisions
What you walk away with
A practical governance blueprint: meeting cadence, membership rules, and a draft family charter outline
Included
- Assessment of current decision paths
- Recommended family council or owners’ forum structure
- Draft charter outline for family review
- Board–family boundary guidance
Outside this engagement
- Company secretary services
- Director recruitment searches
How we work
- Stakeholder interviews
- Decision-map workshop
- Charter outline drafting
- Adoption session with principals
Preparation
Share examples of past disputes or delays caused by unclear authority.
Boundaries
Charter adoption is a family decision; we facilitate, we do not vote.