Dr Krishnan N
Family Business Advisor
Human Endeavour
Contact no. 9686355552
Email address: krisksai@gmail.com
The course will be offered in blended format to promote active, self-directed learning by providing learners with an effective combination of in-class teaching and online learning.
Applicant must have basic degree in Management.
Course will have class room discussion, frameworks and tools, workshop exercises, facilitated with reading materials. For brainstorming in-between modules will be introduced in the form of assignments, discussion forums, experience sharing along with coaching and mentoring.
While the course focuses primarily on next-generation successors, it also provides elders with an opportunity to explore their own experiences in order to help sustain healthy family business relationships, especially during transition periods from one generation to the next.
No of Days |
3 |
Objective of the Module |
Understanding Dynamics in Family Business, Rights & Responsibilities and Barriers & Boundaries |
Course Coverage |
Family Businesses in India |
Influence of family values and culture on business and vice versa |
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Strategic value of relationships |
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Dichotomy of Socialism vs Capitalism |
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What are the challenges ? |
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What makes them succeed? |
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Building Responsible Ownership |
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Building Trust Across Generations |
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Working with family members, employees, siblings, cousins, family members who are not in the business, non- family people in the business and to bring about change |
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Methodology |
Family Business Case Study |
Each session will be driven by a specific caselet crafted from our Advisory experience |
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Sharing of experience by members of a successful Family Business |
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In-between modules |
Assignments |
Discussion Forums |
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Experience Sharing |
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Coaching and Mentoring |
Indicative Bibliography
GENERATION TO GENERATION – GERSICK, DAVIS, HAMPTON, LANSBERG
THE TATAS – HOW A FAMILY BUILT A BUSINESS AND A NATION – GIRISH KUBER
WARREN BUFFETT ON BUSINESS – RICHARD CONNORS
No of Days |
4 |
Objective of the Module |
Developing New venture and entrepreneurial capability |
Course Coverage |
Characteristics of an enterprising family |
The entrepreneurship pipeline |
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Move to larger family entrepreneurship |
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Mindset of Entitlement v/s Creation |
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New Idea generation |
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Design Thinking for Problem solving |
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Building a Business Canvas Model |
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Detailed Project Report (DPR) for Approval |
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Presenting a proposal for approval to the Business Council – Shark Tank Method – Evaluation by a panel |
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Methodology |
Pre-work – Identification of an opportunity |
Workshop Methodology in Class |
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5 stage process experential learning. |
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Bank / VC experts to share experience in creating DPR |
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In-between modules |
Assignments |
Discussion Forums |
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Experience Sharing |
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Coaching and Mentoring |
Indicative Bibliography
UNDERSTANDING ORGANISATIONS – CHARLES HANDY
THE FOUNDERS MENTALITY – CHRIS ZOOK AND JAMES ALLEN
BUSINESS MODEL GENERATION – HANDBOOK FOR VISIONARIES, GAME CHANGERS AND CHALLENGERS – BY ALEXANDER OSTERWALD
WORKING IDENTITY – UNCONVENTIONAL STRATEGIES FOR REINVENTING YOUR CAREER – HERMINIA IBARRA
THE NEW ALCHEMISTS – CHARLES HANDY
No of Days |
4 |
Objective of the Module |
Preparing a Family Business Growth Plan – idea, need, process, outcome |
Course Coverage |
Understanding Business: External and Internal Analysis |
Prepare EFE and IFE Matrices |
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Developing a SWOT |
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Validating the Strategy |
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Managing liquidity |
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Managing enterprise risk, disaster recovery and business continuity |
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Innovation, incubation and startup |
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Professionalizing the Family Business |
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Leadership development of professionals and succession planning |
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Role of Board and Directors |
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Growth plan implementation and managing growth: Short term objectives and functional strategies |
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Case discussions on formulating growth plans |
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Methodology |
Case Methodology : Developing a Growth Plan |
Tools and Templates for Analysis |
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Presentations by two entrepreneurs who have achieved growth by strategic planning |
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Group Growth Plan presentation by participants |
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In-between modules |
Assignments |
Discussion Forums |
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Experience Sharing |
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Coaching and Mentoring |
Indicative Bibliography
EVERY BUSINESS IS A GROWTH BUSINESS – RAM CHARAN
WHEN FAMILY BUSINESSES ARE BEST – PARALLEL PLANNING PROCESS – RANDEL CARLOCK AND JOHN WARD
THE ART OF THE LONG VIEW – PETER SCHWARTZ
SCENARIOS – KEES VAN DER HEIJDEN
BOARDS THAT LEAD – CHARAN, CAREY, USEEM
BEYOND THE CORE – CHRIS ZOOK
No of Days |
3 |
Objective of the Module |
Developing Leadership for performance, health and perpetuity |
Course Coverage |
Practices of perpetuity |
Stradlling the 7 zones in family business |
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Stewardship in family business |
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Attributes of good leadership |
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Management in family businesses |
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Talent Management and Succession planing |
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Difficult management interactions – Case Based |
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Managing Transition |
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What made me a good leader in my Family business – a session by a Family leader |
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Methodology |
Case Methodology : Leadership in Family business |
Leadership – Assesment & Feedback – Hoggan |
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Caselets for difficult management interactions |
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In-between modules |
Assignments |
Discussion Forums |
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Experience Sharing |
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Coaching and Mentoring |
Indicative Bibliography
CORPORATE LIFE CYCLES – ADIZES
THE LIVING COMPANY – ARIE DE GEUS
CENTURIES OF SUCCESS – WILLIAM OHARA
LESSONS FROM THE CENTURY CLUB – VICKY TENHAKEN
No of Days |
4 |
Objective of the Module |
Understanding Principless, Policies and Processes that makes family business functional |
Course Coverage |
Forums in Family Business |
Decision making process |
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Managing differences |
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Prioritization of Policies – Family, Ownership and Business |
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Succession Planning in Family |
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Family Charter, Business Charter, Ownership Charter |
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Family Constitution |
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Methodology |
Class room Discussion |
Frame works and tools |
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Workshop on building principles of goverence in family bsuiness |
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In-between modules |
Assignments |
Discussion Forums |
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Experience Sharing |
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Coaching and Mentoring |
No of Days |
3 |
Objective of the Module |
Creating a globally competitive Family Business |
Course Coverage |
Working across cultures – managing people of different cultures in one’s own business |
Competing with global companies in India |
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Brand building, and developing an appropriate global strategy |
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Leveraging overseas family and family relationships to help develop a global presence |
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Joint ventures as a means to help one globalize a business |
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The importance of R&D and proprietary technology |
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Session by a Family Business member who has a Global presence / JV / Technology Partner |
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Methodology |
Class room Discussion |
Frame works and tools |
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Workshop exercises |
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In-between modules |
Assignments |
Discussion Forums |
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Experience Sharing |
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Coaching and Mentoring |
Indicative Bibliography
START WITH WHY – SIMON SINEK
WHAT GREAT BRANDS DO – DENNIS LEE YOHN
Learners will get unparalleled opportunities to network, share, and benchmark with expert faculties of EDII and Human Endeavour. The curriculum further entails platform to connect with pioneers in family business & entrepreneurs who will delve deeply into specific topics as well as cater understanding of Indian & Internationally run family owned businesses.
Learners will return to their family business with new ideas, action plans, and tools to help their business grow and succeed into the next generation and beyond.
On course completion you will be awarded with our course completion certificate.