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The KPMG Global Family Business Report 2025 offers valuable insights into how family businesses can ensure long-term success and resilience through strategic growth...

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Renos A. Ioannides
Renos A. Ioannides
Ioulianna Demetriades
Ioulianna Demetriades
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The KPMG Global Family Business Report 2025 offers valuable insights into how family businesses can ensure long-term success and resilience through strategic growth, strong governance, and values-driven leadership. As family enterprises evolve in response to generational shifts, expanding sustainability demands, and a business environment increasingly shaped by Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) as a growth strategy, the report highlights key trends and outlines a roadmap for enduring success.

Defining Success in the Modern Era

Success in family businesses today goes beyond continuity across generations. While preserving family legacy remains important, modern success also encompasses financial performance, sound governance, strategic planning, and positive social impact. In this context, linking growth to a deeper purpose is not just desirable—it is essential. Businesses are increasingly recognising that values and vision must align with performance and profit.

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