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Family Business/Business Family

Family Business/Business Family

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 The Family Business/Business Family podcast, from Family Business Magazine, features conversations with leaders, owners and advisors on all the things that make being part of a family enterprise so challenging – and so rewarding.

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    • Episode 37: Retail Reinvention Across Generations | Paving the Future in Construction Leadership | Sustaining Seafood Success

      Episode 37: Retail Reinvention Across Generations | Paving the Future in Construction Leadership | Sustaining Seafood Success
      Feb 17 2026
      In this episode, Kristin Anthony and her father, M. Pope Anthony Jr., of Anthony’s Ladies Apparel trace their family’s retail roots to 1895 and discuss balancing a brick-and-mortar legacy with a growing e-commerce business. Clarissa Surianello, third-generation president of construction company Surianello Concrete, shares how hands-on experience shaped her leadership as she modernizes operations while protecting the company’s legacy. And in part 2 of our discussion with Michael LaVecchia and Danielle Rauso of LaMonica Fine Foods, they discuss how transparency, strong supplier relationships and generational adaptability help sustain one of the country’s last independent clam processors for the future.

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      40 min
    • Episode 36: Sustaining a Century-Old Seafood Business | Entrepreneurship-Driven Performance | Stewardship, Humanity and Compounding

      Episode 36: Sustaining a Century-Old Seafood Business | Entrepreneurship-Driven Performance | Stewardship, Humanity and Compounding
      Feb 3 2026

      In this episode, Michael LaVecchia, vice president, operations at fourth-generation LaMonica Fine Foods, and Danielle Rauso, his niece and sales manager at LaMonica, trace their family seafood business from a Brooklyn fish store founded in 1923 to a multigenerational operation in New Jersey that remains one of the last independent clam processors in the country. They also discuss how they’re preparing both family and non-family stakeholders for the future.


      This episode also features part 2 of our conversation with John and Joe Gaither, brothers and co-leaders of second-generation performance sock brand Feetures. They discuss how their family’s entrepreneurial roots, as well as community roots, have shaped the brand.


      In addition, we continue our conversation with Matthew Powell, fourth-generation CEO of safety and security service provider Century Companies. Matthew explains how the principles of stewardship, humanity and compounding have guided his family enterprise. To hear more from Matthew on these topics, subscribe to his free newsetter, "The Steward's Journal."

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      39 min
    • Episode 35: Building a Brand as Brothers | A Succession Plan With Purpose | Ask Us Anything

      Episode 35: Building a Brand as Brothers | A Succession Plan With Purpose | Ask Us Anything
      Jan 20 2026
      In this episode, brothers John and Joe Gaither, second-generation leaders of premium performance sock maker Feetures, reflect on building a brand out of a legacy of family entrepreneurship. This episode also features part 2 of our conversation with Port Blakely’s newly installed CEO Mike Warjone and his cousin, Chairman and outgoing CEO René Ancinas, who delve deeper into their succession process and their vision for the future of the company. We’re also joined by returning guest Jamie Shah, second-generation president of Chem-Impex and a Polsky Center entrepreneur in residence at the University of Chicago. She joins us to discuss an exciting new advice column she’s launching here at Family Business Magazine. Need some guidance on a family business issue? You can anonymously submit a question to Jamie right here.

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      36 min
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