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Hello! I'm Alyanna, a seasoned professional with over seven years of content creation experience. From metadata writing for ABS-CBN's news and current affairs programs to crafting digital content and managing events, I'm now excited to push boundaries and turn more words into captivating narratives.

Recent Works

Kevin Tan on Finding the Balance in Leading the Family Business

Your family can be your own worst enemy.

While this expression is more commonly used in personal settings, its truth is highly evident in the complicated world of family-owned businesses. The incorporation of the family model undeniably brings unique advantages to an organization as it places them in a better position to achieve long-term growth. However, a great number of family corporations continue to struggle to achieve multi-generational success.

Taking a closer look, the same threads in

Legacy of Leadership: Sam Christopher Lim's Heart to Honor the Past

In the realm of business, the name Lim resonates with a legacy of excellence and innovation, particularly in the domain of franchising. Sam Christopher Lim, hailing from a lineage of esteemed entrepreneurs, including his father, the esteemed "Father of Franchising" Samie Lim, carries forward this legacy with a profound sense of duty and reverence for the past with leadership marked by a delicate balance between honoring tradition and embracing the winds of change.
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The Family-First vs Business-First Dilemma: From Roots to Resilience

A family business, by its very nature, is imbued with a deep sense of shared history and values, often spanning generations. It weaves together a narrative that intertwines personal stories and familial connections with the pursuit of entrepreneurial dreams—a trait unique to them that they can leverage. Yet, within this closeness lies the potential for complexity.

Family businesses inherently possess traits that distinguish them from non-family enterprises, providing a unique advantage. These i
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Legacy and Leadership: Family Business Continuity Event of the Year Ends in a Resounding Success (Part 2)

Continuing on our journey through the intricacies of family businesses and their unique dynamics, the second half of the "Family Business Continuity: Ensuring a Fail-Proof Succession Plan" delved deeper into the art of preparing for whatever life has to offer to ensure not only the security but also the enduring legacy of family businesses across generations.
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Legacy and Leadership: Family Business Continuity Event of the Year Ends in a Resounding Success

In the volatile world of business ownership, time is a finite resource, and circumstances can take unexpected turns. Whether it's grappling with illness, navigating conflicts, weathering financial storms, or facing the reasons why family businesses collapse, preparation is the key to preserving both business and family harmony.

So, the question is simple: Will you listen to this call and take action, or will you let problems and laziness ruin your family's dreams?
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The Key to Business Longevity: Empowering Succession in Family Businesses — Business

For family businesses, the founder is usually the backbone of the organization that keeps most things — if not all — in place, but what happens when the founder retires, becomes incapacitated, or passes away? Without a well-defined plan that extends beyond the founder’s capacity, the business and the livelihoods of its employees are put at risk. In light of this reality, how can a family-owned business increase its chances of securing a lasting legacy for future generations?

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