Is physical retail really booming again? And separately, what can family businesses teach us about longevity?

In this episode, CEO of the Family Business Association Catherine Sayer shares insights on governance, communication, succession, and how successful family enterprises modernise without losing their DNA. She tells host Grace Jennings-Edquist about the power of next-generation thinking, innovation, and a striking reality: family businesses dominate the Australian economy and employ half the workforce across the nation.  

Then, Vicki Leavy, General Manager of JMK Retail, explains the surprising shift back to in-store shopping, why human connection still matters, and the overlooked fundamentals that keep customers coming back.


If you’re considering launching a podcast to grow your authority and client base, reach out to our team to learn how we can support you.

Business Essentials is produced by soundcartel.com.au

Is physical retail really booming again? And separately, what can family businesses teach us about longevity?
In this episode, CEO of the Family Business Association Catherine Sayer shares insights on governance, communication, succession, and how successful family enterprises modernise without losing their DNA. She tells host Grace Jennings-Edquist about the power of next-generation thinking, innovation, and a striking reality: family businesses dominate the Australian economy and employ half the workforce across the nation. &nbsp;
Then, Vicki Leavy, General Manager of JMK Retail, explains the surprising shift back to in-store shopping, why human connection still matters, and the overlooked fundamentals that keep customers coming back.
 If you&rsquo;re considering launching a podcast to grow your authority and client base, <a href="https://soundcartel.com.au/book-a-free-strategy-call/">reach out to our team to learn how we can support you.</a>
Business Essentials is produced by <a href="https://soundcartel.com.au/">soundcartel.com.au</a>

Business Essentials features interviews with business experts and industry leaders, providing up-to-date, insightful advice on wide-ranging topics, including winning sales strategies, HR issues, mental health and leadership.

Hosted by Grace Jennings-Edquist, the goal is to encourage and inspire a new generation of Australian business owners and entrepreneurs to grow healthier, happier and more profitable businesses.

Business Essentials is a podcast four decades in the making, from SoundCartel, the producers of the world's longest-running business audio magazine by the same name. 

Business Essentials is produced by the team at SoundCartel - Nick Schildberger, Grace Jennings-Edquist, Nicole Goodman and Mariah Stonehewer. Technical production by Pete Letts. 

Listen and follow in your favourite podcast app and make Business Essentials part of your routine for business success.

Business Essentials
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Business Essentials is produced by SoundCartel

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Business Essentials features interviews with business experts and industry leaders, providing up-to-date, insightful advice on wide-ranging topics, including winning sales strategies, HR issues, mental health and leadership.
Hosted by Grace Jennings-Edquist, the goal is to encourage and inspire a new generation of Australian business owners and entrepreneurs to grow healthier, happier and more profitable businesses.
Business Essentials is a podcast four decades in the making, from SoundCartel, the producers of the world's longest-running business audio magazine by the same name.&nbsp;
Business Essentials is produced by the team at SoundCartel - Nick Schildberger, Grace Jennings-Edquist, Nicole Goodman and Mariah Stonehewer. Technical production by Pete Letts.&nbsp;
Listen and follow in your favourite podcast app and make Business Essentials part of your routine for business success.
Business Essentials <a href="http://www.bedaily.com.au">www.bedaily.com.au</a>
Business Essentials is produced by SoundCartel
<a href="http://www.soundcartel.com.au">www.soundcartel.com.au</a>
+61 3 9882 8333