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BrazeauSeller.LLP |
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BrazeauSeller.LLP is an Ottawa business law firm that provides expert legal counsel, innovative solutions and responsive service to its clients. In business since 1989, BrazeauSeller has successfully worked with all types of businesses including start-ups, spin-offs, franchises, family enterprises and public companies. In addition to their considerable legal expertise and unique business perspectives, BrazeauSeller displays an unwavering commitment to helping its clients succeed.
As the exclusive Ottawa member of Meritas Law Firms Worldwide, BrazeauSeller is able to provide its clients with access to trusted, dependable legal representation anywhere in the world that their business takes them.
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The Canadian Association of Family Enterprise |
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The Canadian Association of Family Enterprise (CAFE) is a not-for-profit national organization established in 1983, dedicated to promoting the well-being and understanding of families in business.
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The Family Firm Institute (FFI) |
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The Family Firm Institute (FFI) is an international professional membership organization dedicated to providing interdisciplinary education and networking opportunities for family business advisors, consultants, educators, and researchers and to raising public awareness about trends and developments in the family business field.
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Breaking the Silence |
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By John Leland, The New York Times
March 18, 2008
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Family Business Magazine |
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Sustaining the Family Business - An Insider's Guide to Managing Across Generations |
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By Marshall B. Paisner. Perseus Pr, 1999. (214 pp., .80, hardcover)
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Working with Emotional Intelligence |
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By Daniel Coleman, Bantam Books, 1998
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The New Pioneers: The Men and Women Who Are Transforming the Workplace and Marketplace |
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Video support materials |
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Educational videos from the Family Enterprise Foundation, a non-profit, registered charity, whose purpose is to endow educational programs and essential long-term research relating to family business. It is a sister organization of the Canadian Association of Family Enterprise.
Example:
Fair vs. Equal" (VHS format - 18 min)
Developed as the first CAFE video, this has become a perennial favorite. With the sudden death of a family business owner, his wife is left with the difficult decision of how to maintain/divide the business among their four children. The problem arises from the fact that he left no estate plan and his dying words were to "treat the children fairly". The video shows this is not an easy task.
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