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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: The Impact of Addiction Within the Family Enterprise System
DESCRIPTION:Addiction will impact approximately 45 million individuals and 120 million families in the US\, including owners and heirs of family firms. Research conducted by ReGENERATION indicate that approximately 50% of family firms that retain a professional family business consultant have an embedded addictive disorder within their family. Owners and advisors who work with a family enterprise will likely have to address an addictive disorder to prevent chaos in the business. Jim Hutcheson is the recognized leader on addictive disorders in family businesses and has served as Chairman of the largest residential treatment programs in North America. \nThis Webinar has been created as a forum for the family business community to open the discussion\, bring greater outcomes and lasting solutions when encountering addictive disorders \nFive-Key Takeaways: \n\nUnderstand the impact of addiction within the family enterprise system\nUnderstand “Family Systems” practice related to addiction (trust\, communication\, etc.)\nAssist the professional advisor/consultant with the identification of addictive disorders\nWhen necessary\, how to start the conversation of treatment (intervention)\nLearn about different treatment alternatives (one size does not fit all)\n\n	\n					Register\n	\n\n	Event Details\n	\n	This event is open to the family business community – FEC Members and Non-Members are welcome to attend at no additional cost. FEC Members will also have access to the webinar recording and presentation slides. \n\n	When\n	\n	Tuesday\, April 7th 2020\n2:00PM – 3:00PM EST\n\n	Cancellation Policy\n	\n	Please note\, event seats are non-refundable. If you are no longer able to attend this event\, you may transfer your purchased seat to a member. Please contact FEC with the name of the guest you have chosen to attend the event on your behalf. \n\n	Contact\n	\n	Chris Dohnal\ncdohnal@familyenterprise.ca\n905.337.8375 x 259\n\n	Webinar Presenter\n	\n\n	James HutchesonFounder\, REGENERATION\n	\n	James Olan Hutcheson is Founder of REGENERATION. Jim has more than 40 years of “hands-on” family business management and family business consulting experience. Jim offers experience in both the theoretical and practical applications of consulting. \nREGENERATION is devoted exclusively to increasing shareholder value and improving communication in family enterprises. Since founding the firm\, Jim has advised more than 250 families across a wide range of industries. \nJim’s family has owned and been actively involved in the daily management of two-family businesses: Olan Mills\, Inc.\, the world’s premier photographic company\, and Peerless Woolen Mills\, later a division of Burlington Industries. \nJim began his professional career with Olan Mills\, Inc. in 1976 as a part-time telemarketer and resigned his position as President of Olan Mills Studios in 1995 to establish REGENERATION. During his 21-year career with Olan Mills\, he developed and led the organization to over 15\,000 employees and more than 1\,000 locations throughout the United States\, Canada\, and the United Kingdom. During his tenure the company grew at an annual rate exceeding 27%. \nIn addition to degrees in Psychology\, Sociology\, an MBA\, and a Master’s in Behavioral Economics\, Jim has received an Honorary Doctor of Laws. Jim belongs to The Family Firm Institute (FFI) where he has served on the board of directors\, chair of the annual conference\, and has been awarded Fellow status by his peers. \n																	\n	\n					Register
URL:https://events.familyenterprise.ca/event/webinar-the-impact-of-addiction-within-the-family-enterprise-system/
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