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Business Continuity for Family and Non-Family Business by Azhar Iskandar Hew
RM260.00
| Date | 25 November 2025, Tuesday (Full-Day Online CE Workshop) |
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| Time | 9.00 am – 5.00 pm |
| CE/CPE/CPD | 10 FPAM CE Points / 10 SIDC CPE Points (TBC) / 8 FiMM CPD Points (TBC) |
| Facilitator | Azhar Iskandar hew |
Business continuity is particularly important for the leaders of family enterprises. This is because when a family business is at risk, automatically the family legacy also will be affected. While many family businesses are now taking the time to implement more crisis management plans, there are chances where many of them can ignore the fundamental of business continuity risks that a family business can face: the inevitability of ownership and leadership succession.
Learning Outcome
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Identify the different business structures in Malaysia and which business structures and ownership suitable for business continuity
- Analyse the problems faced by business owners and their heirs when a business owner exits the business due to death, total permanent disability, comatose, disappearance or mental incapacity.
- Determine which business continuity plan is suitable for the business owners – a buy-sell arrangement, family business succession trust or a family business foundation.
- Explain the type of business continuity plan to be adopted for the business owners – a buy-sell arrangement, family business succession trust or a family business foundation.
- Evaluate and present the advantages and disadvantages of the different business continuity plan using a buy-sell arrangement, family business succession trust or a family business foundation.