Every family business has a story. Sharing that story plays a pivotal role in legacy building across generations.
Raised in the Blue Mountains, Emily Hammon is a 3rd generation member of the family business Scenic World Blue Mountains, Australia’s largest privately owned tourist attraction.
Emily will share how she has brought her family business story to life in a tangible and creative way to connect both current and future generations.
We want you to join us for a get-together with other FBANZ members from your state! Each FBANZ Regional Officer will be hosting a relaxed meet up on the Wednesday evening before the conference officially kicks off the next day.
This is an ideal opportunity to meet up with other delegates for an informal catch up with friends and come together with other local members.
The roles of women in a family business are as diverse as the women themselves. Women are taking on more visible roles and key leadership positions within the family business, with an estimated 50% of next-generation family business leaders being women. *
Hear from these three inspiring women in wine on their impact globally in diversifying the industry, the challenges in generational family ownership, and how the lessons learned have ultimately shaped their very different legacy pathways.
We welcome all genders at this event, and we encourage everyone to come along and hear from a panel of incredibly impressive women in a family business.
Facilitated by Lea Boyce, BOYCE Family Office.
A highlight of this year’s event will be the Family Business Awards evening. The opportunity to celebrate and recognise the achievements of family owned Australian and New Zealand businesses. This year’s Master Of Ceremonies will be TV personality and Radio Host, Andrew Daddo.
