How to Resolve Conflict with Early Detection and Peer Support

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Conflict is an almost unavoidable part of every family business. If not tackled, unresolved conflict can escalate and damage relationships or even the whole company. But are conflicts always negative, or can they be analysed under a different lens to increase cohesion and take the business to the next level? In this episode of our WiFB Conversations, Amy Katz and Ramia Marielle El Agamy discuss conflict resolution in the family business.

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