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Pascal Levensohn: Resolving risk and conquering conflict

December 8, 2022

As advisor to some of the most storied family offices in North America, Pascal Levensohn has built his career on mutual trust and sage advice. In an exclusive interview with Campden FB, he talks about honesty, openness and a very finely tuned bad actor radar.

“Being an outsider, as long as you can maintain independence and build relationships with different family business stakeholders, can really help with solving problems. It’s like being an honest and trusted umpire!”

Pascal Levensohn’s career has been defined by resolving risk and conflict.

News Corp considers splitting family business into two

June 26, 2012

Media conglomerate News Corporation, controlled by the Murdoch family, confirmed today (26 June) that it is considering splitting its business – a move that will separate its film and television operations from its publishing division.

News Analysis: New York media dynasty breathes easier after strong results

July 23, 2010

Yesterday, the publisher of the New York Times announced better-than-expected results.

Yesterday, the publisher of the New York Times announced better-than-expected results.

The news will cheer up the Ochs-Sulzberger family that controls one of America's most revered newspaper titles.

The New York Times Company said revenues were up just over 1% year-on-year in the second quarter to $589 million, compared with a 3% decline in the first quarter.

Murdoch influence grows at WSJ

April 23, 2008

News Corporation chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch is stepping up his involvement in The Wall Street Journal, the newspaper he acquired last August from the Bancroft family as part of Dow Jones & Co.

News Corporation chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch (pictured) is stepping up his involvement in the Wall Street Journal, the newspaper he acquired last August from the Bancroft family as part of Dow Jones & Co (click here to read more).

Family business in the Czech Republic

January 1, 2004

The Czech economy is new and needs time to grow, but with a prudent approach and a trustworthy local partner, the Czech Republic is potentially a good place to invest

Petr Nawra is the Czech Republic correspondent for Genus Resources, family business consultants based in Boston, MA and a company his cousin, Richard Narva, co-founded.

The Czech economy is new and needs time to grow, but with a prudent approach and a trustworthy local partner, the Czech Republic is potentially a good place to invest