
Welcome to The Business of Family PodCast - unhinged, unfiltered and unscripted with Tammy Buss! Are you a family business? Do you work with family businesses? You’ve come to the right place! Tammy will explore the difficulties of owning a family business, working with family and help listeners plan for the future of their business and its succession. Tammy welcomes expert guests to answer many of... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 125 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

Who really owns the family business... and who actually controls it?
They're not always the same thing.
One of the biggest misconceptions we see in family businesses is assuming ownership automatically means decision-making authority. In reality, o... more
At what point does a business become more than just a way to earn a living?
Is it when the next generation joins? When shared values shape every decision? Or when you're building something designed to last beyond yourself?
In this episode of Legacy... more
What happens when three brothers help lead the family business their parents built?
In this episode of The Business of Family Podcast, Tammy Buss sits down with Scott Berg, co-owner of Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry, to explore the realities of working a... more
What does it take to successfully run a family business with your sibling?
In this episode of The Business of Family Podcast, Tammy Buss sits down with Ed Etheridge, co-owner of Black Walnut Bakery Café, to discuss the realities of building and grow... more
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Tammy Buss is a great podcast host with fantastic insights to share about family business. She brings on great guests and always provides useful information for those working in or with family businesses. Her first hand experience is so helpful in helping others to be successful. I love her willing to share the ups and downs of running a family by.
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A practical, experience-driven show focused on navigating family-owned enterprises across generations. Conversations frequently center on succession planning, governance, and balancing family dynamics with professional growth, featuring seasoned professionals—lawyers, consultants, and multi-generational business owners—who share concrete lessons from real-world family businesses. Noteworthy are in-depth discussions on cross-border tax planning, wealth transfer, and governance structures, plus candid perspectives on growth, expansion, and maintaining family cohesion. The format tends to blend case studies with actionable frameworks, making it helpful for listeners evaluating succession, governance, or strategic pivots in family enterprises.
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Recent guests on The Business of Family include:
1. Mark McAuley
2. Scott Berg
3. Chad Berg
4. Lee Michael
5. Ed Etheridge
6. Steve Kusterman
7. Ray Adlington
8. Mehendi Kamani
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