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Intrapreneurship in Enterprising Families |
Financial Advisor
Strong ties in the community
Created a charter of values for the family
Runs family meetings
Sits on the board
Lawyer
Worked a summer internship at the business
Trained in conflict resolution
Organizes family activities
Works in the business
Family capital represents stored energy and potential that can be transferred across generations. Keep in mind that an intrapreneurial venture depends on capital of all kinds, not just financial. The more you develop and leverage different types of capital, the more likely the venture will succeed.
It is important to remember that new ideas within intrapreneurship are about more than the business; they’re also about adding to the family’s many complementary forms of capital. It is a source of added value for your family that needs to be systematically developed on an ongoing basis.
