Sana Jubaili believes that communication, community and HR will play a critical role in helping family businesses navigate the pandemic.

Fawaz Al-Otaibi leverages his governance strategy to ensure smooth transitions, and ultimately, a family legacy full of growth and prosperity.

We spoke with Anis Bouchamaoui about the cooperation and communication that Tunisian family businesses have exhibited in this crisis.

We spoke with Dhruv Jog to get his take on the crisis, on the return of localisation and the future of East African family businesses.

Abdullah Almajdouie identifies ways in which businesses can adapt to protect themselves and stand united against a common enemy.

We spoke with Ahmed Bazara about the complex challenges Yemeni family businesses face, and how these challenges can be transformed into opportunities there, across the Middle East and around the globe.

According to Matt Suiche, regional family businesses must adopt cybersecurity protocols as quickly as they adopt new technologies through COVID-19.

For family businesses in the MENA, COVID-19 presents an opportunity to build on pre-existing strengths and practice agility. An interview with Riad Bsaibes.

Slim Othmani talks about how taking decisive action now to capitalise on opportunities will lay the foundation for survival in the future.

Maissa Abou Adal Ghanem speaks about her family business’ response to the Covid-19 crisis and what we can learn from this situation for the future.

Businesses must prepare themselves so that their stakeholders are safe, their critical processes aren’t disrupted and their activities match their purpose. An opinion piece.

When it comes to ensuring their sustainability through the COVID-19 outbreak, businesses must be mentally, emotionally and fiscally prepared. An opinion piece by Hisham Farouk.

As the world works to keep this pandemic in check, the family business community must grapple with new operational paradigms. For many, this means the slowing down or stoppage of operations altogether, at least for the time being. An opinion piece by Noor Sweid.

For family businesses in the MENA, the implications of Coronavirus will likely mean significant operational and financial challenges. An opinion piece by Adil Alzarooni.