Podcast
The Hidden Cost of Family Conflict: How Unresolved Tension Erodes Business Value with Phelps Wood
Discover what unresolved conflict quietly costs a family enterprise, from lost talent to stalled decisions, and how to address it before it threatens continuity.
Where Wealth Meets Identity: Finding Voice Inside the Family Legacy
Dr. Shay Harris-Pierre joins Cory Gagnon on the Legacy Builders podcast to explore how identity, autonomy, and wealth integration shape enterprising families.
The Family Factor: Why Some Families Survive Conflict and Others Don’t
Continuity founder Doug Baumoel joins Chris Yonker on The Enlightened Family Business podcast to discuss the Family Factor and how families survive conflict.
Podcast: Deconstructing Conflict in Enterprising Families
Discover why family business conflict differs from simple disputes, why best practices often fall short, and how the “family factor” drives resolution.
Deconstructing Conflict: A Personal Approach to Family Business Consulting
A Family Firm Institute interview with 2023 Interdisciplinary Award Winner Doug Baumoel, who transformed personal pain into a unique consulting methodology Continuity Family Business Consulting Founder Doug Baumoel isn't your typical family business consultant. Born into a family business that his father started in the basement of his home when he was 6 years old, he was initiated early into the world of family business dynamics. “We had a lot of conflict … we sought help from folks like family business consultants and other related professionals to help manage what was going wrong in [...]
PODCAST: The Difficult Conversations are the Most Important
Hear from the experts about managing conflict in a family business. What is the "Family Factor?" Are there best practices? Find out.
PODCAST: Blair Trippe – How Can You Best Manage Conflict in Your Family?
Conflict is a normal. But it can be difficult to talk about and to manage when significant wealth or a family business is involved. Learn how.
PODCAST: Doug Baumoel – Should You Stay Together as a Family or Go Your Separate Ways?
Are you "family" or is it time to go your separate ways? How affluent families should approach this question for a positive outcome.






