Panel discussion: Governance, Communication & Strategy For Family Firms

John Harte, Integrity Governance’s managing partner was recently part of a fantastic panel discussion with UK based organisation Family Business United. The discussion touched on many facets of governance and strategy covering topics such as relationships, trust, role of family members, engaged boards, transparency and accountability, active and non-active roles as well as the need for clarity & overall purpose of the family firm.

Thanks also to our fellow panellists Edouard Thijssen (Trusted Family) and Jason Oakley (Recognise Bank).

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John Harte

John leads a global team at Integrity Governance that is focused on making boards more effective. A boardroom expert working with multinationals, SMEs, trade associations and not-for-profits, he provides practical, impartial advice to directors, business owners, executives and CEOs, to help improve board performance. He has 30 years of experience at director level in the corporate world, having worked at blue chip businesses including: Mars, Schroders and Goldman Sachs.

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