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103. Family and traditional businesses: which one is more future oriented | Ramia El Agamy, Co-Founder and CEO of Orbis Terra Media
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Welcome to Episode 103 of The Future of Work, the podcast that looks at every aspect of work in the future, featuring industry experts and thought leaders discussing how work is changing and evolving. The Future of Work is NOW.
In the past 2 episodes with Co-Founder of Orbis Terra Media a global Content Marketing Agency, Editor-in-Chief of Tharawat Magazine, and Family Entrepreneur Ramia El Agamy, we’ve looked in depth at family-run businesses.
We’ve discovered what a family business is and that it is the most used business model in the world.
The advantages and disadvantages they face and the skills and talents needed to navigate a successful multigenerational business today and in the future.
In this final session, Ramia gives us some practical examples of the good stuff happening in family businesses around the world today and she explains the different motivations family businesses use to grow and develop.
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