Cii.in/twitter

Cii.in/linkedin

Cii.in/youtube

Download CII App:

L-R: R Dinesh, Past President, CII, FBN Board Member, & Chairman, TVS Supply Chain Solutions Limited, Alfonso Libano, Chair, FBN Board, & Vice President of the Board, COBEGA, and Alexis du Roy de Blicquy, CEO, FBN International during the session on the theme Circular Leadership, Innovation and Growth: Family Enterprises at the Heart of System Redesign, at Davos, Switzerland.
An engaging interactive session with Aleksi Arpiainen, FBN Board Member & CEO, TT Gaskets, Finland, and R. Dinesh, Past President, CII, FBN Board Member, & Chairman, TVS Supply Chain Solutions Limited, at the CII-FBN India Annual Convention held on 5 December in Kochi.
Rishad Premji, Executive Chairman, Wipro Limited, and Farhad Forbes, Chairman, CII FBN India Chapter & Co-Chairman, Forbes Marshall, in an engaging conversation on generational change, AI, and the future of tech in family businesses during the 6th NxG Annual Summit, 6–7 August 2025, in Bengaluru.
L-R: Farhad Forbes, Co Chairman, Forbes Marshall; R Dinesh, Past President, CII; and Executive Chairman, TVS Supply Chain Solutions; Samana Tejani Director-Operations, GITS Food Products Pvt Ltd at a Session on Legacy to Global Leadership: An Entrepreneurial Journey at FBN NowGen International Forum 2025 in Delhi.
L-R: Mr. Chandrajit Banerjee, Director General, CII in a conversation with Mr. Naushad Forbes, Co-Chairman, Forbes Marshall & Past President, CII, at a Plenary on Navigating India’s Economic Landscape at the FBN NowGen International Forum 2025 in Delhi.

Family Business

Family Business contributes 60-70 percent of GDP of most developed & developing countries. India is no exception. Most of the Business families face unique management challenges because of the differences in the attitude & aspirations of family members. As new generations join the family business, it is an enormous challenge to keep the family & business together. Some sacrifice the business to keep the families together, while others sacrifice the family to keep the business. It has been observed that just 13 percent of the Family business survive till 3rd generation & only 4 percent go ...

Write to us