Listen "What I Saw This Year Inside Generational Businesses"
Episode Synopsis
In this solo wrap-up of Building Unbreakable Brands, Meghan Lynch shares the two forces that quietly shaped every room she entered this year: identity and intention. From farm offices to boardrooms, generational businesses faced growing pressure, but those that navigated change with clarity weren’t the ones pushing hardest. They were the ones willing to pause.Through client stories and conversations from the past year, Meghan explores what happens when companies stop clinging to the past and start asking: Who are we now? and What are we choosing to create on purpose?If your company is entering a transition, wrestling with succession, or trying to reconnect to its culture or market, this episode will help you find a steadier starting point.Key Topics DiscussedWhy identity is the foundation of every generational brand, and what happens when it gets fuzzyA story of one CEO who reframed legacy and unlocked bold strategyThe hidden cost of unclear vision on teams and cultureHow intention, not speed, differentiates successful changeWhy “slow is smooth, and smooth is fast” is the mindset leaders need heading into 2026Reflection Questions to ConsiderWhat part of your company’s identity feels unsettled right now, and why?Where are you reacting? Where might intentional slowing down help you go further, faster?If this episode sparked a conversation you want to explore, reach out to us. This is the work we’re built for.Building Unbreakable Brands is hosted by Meghan and Henry LynchConnect with Meghan on LinkedIn Produced by Six-Point Strategy
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