24/10/2015
Asharqia chamber issues thirteenth issue of “Ailyah” pamphlet
Asharqia chamber media center issued the 13th issue of “Ailyah” pamphlet, which follows the news of the family businesses locally, regionally and internationally. The issue included an announcement from the chamber about releasing a new program called “family business consulting”, which is a free program for family business owners who are members in asharqia chamber. This program aims to spread awareness in the best methods to achieve success and sustainability in family businesses.
The pamphlet included a detailed following to many of the recent events and activities which revolved around family businesses. Amongst which was the family businesses forum which was organized by the Saudi law training center, and was held in Dubai. That forum focused on the issue of disagreements within family businesses. The pamphlet covered the corporate governance for the Islamic financial institutions conference, which took place in Jordan’s capital Amman, as well as Abu Dhabi’s conference for stocks, which discussed the safe ways to become a public joint stock company, and it covered as well the Presidents' Summit which was organized by the GCC board directors institute.
The pamphlet covered as well the workshop titled “competitiveness and transparency in the business sector”. Which was a collaboration between the resettlement and investment center and the pearl initiative and concluded that issuing a standard manual that includes policies, regulations that enforces transparency and integrity. And it included Khalid mohammed kano, the CEO of Bahrain family business association vision about competativness and raising profits, as well as the vision of the head of UBS Family Advisory, Henry Hirzel about the steps for a smooth transfer of family businesse to the following generation. The pamphlet covered in the page before the last examples of family businesses internationally that were bankrupt because of the grandchildren impractical ways of reserving the family money.
