To family businesses worldwide, LVMH may be considered the quintessential example of a well-oiled family operation. As more Arnault family members move into positions of power, the Board’s makeup begs the question: Is there such a thing as too much or too little family within a family business?…
Creaghan McConnell Gould is pleased to announce Matt Mammola’s appointment as a Family Capital Advisor, effective August 6th, 2024.
Matt joins CMG after a twenty-year career at Ernst & Young (EY), where he was a Tax Partner. He has extensive experience providing tax planning and advisory services for Canadian entrepreneurs and business families…
We’re delighted to announce that our company’s official name is changing to Creaghan McConnell Gould, effective Sept. 6, 2024. This change reflects the commitment of our owners – Peter Creaghan, Marty McConnell and Bob Gould – to build a 3rd generation business in serving and supporting Canada’s business families.
Hermès seems to weather economic storms with ease, making the Hermès family one of the wealthiest in the world, as Bloomberg highlighted recently. What sets them apart? At CMG, we think three things make the family unique and worth watching…
We explore bridging the gap between generations in business families, outlining five key steps to ease intergenerational tensions and ensure success…
We continuously strive to enhance our team and are pleased to announce Vincent Valeri has joined CMG as a Principal…
After four generations of successful ownership (with no family member ready to take over) – what will happen to the Nordstrom family’s future?…