Scott McCulloch

Journalist and media consultant

Scott McCulloch is a North American media consultant and former Editor of CampdenFB.

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Letter from the US: Trillions at stake as Millennials settle in

Boomers are retiring in droves. Generation X is not far behind. Millennials are taking charge of family fortunes. Now what?

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Industrial Foundations: The imperfect solution to long-term prosperity?

Industrial foundations lock up generations of family wealth. But what they lack in flexibility they compensate in prospects for long-term prosperity. Scott McCulloch reports

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Letter from the US: Live longer and prosper

Americans are living longer. Forty years ago, average life expectancy was 73.5. Today the average US citizen can expect to blow out candles on their 79th birthday. Even living to 100 was once consigned to science fiction. No more.

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Don’t miss the boat: How families can navigate ‘blue oceans’ to untapped markets

How do family enterprises expand in a low-growth environment? Are untapped markets the stuff of blue ocean strategy books or can multigenerational families nimbly channel all-new revenue streams? Scott McCullochnavigates uncharted waters

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New wave of next-generation leaders take charge of global businesses

The appointment in April of Alexandre de Rothschild to the supervisory board of Rothschild & Co is the latest in an international wave of young family business scions seizing greater controls at the heart of their large, global family firms.

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Letter from the US: ‘You all just got a lot richer’–for now

Last Christmas came early for millions of Americans when US president Donald Trump signed a $1.5 trillion Republican tax reform bill into law. “You all just got a lot richer,” Trump told wealthy friends at his private Florida club after endorsing the first major overhaul of US tax laws in 21 years...

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Reality bytes: How new tech is augmenting family business

As family enterprises tap into virtual reality technologies, many are discovering new avenues for growth and sharper lines of communication. Scott McCulloch reports

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Analysis: The best laid plans

When it comes to succession, some business families plan well and some don’t, whether the next generation is ready or not. Scott McCulloch reports.

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How to keep Millennials in line for succession

Are robust labour markets and culture shifts drawing successors into sexy start-ups and pushing them away from ‘traditional’ family firms? Scott McCulloch reports

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The business case for fun

Feeling the burden of expectation in taking over the family business? Having fun is one way of lightening the load.

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