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Vincent Molly
Molly Vincent

Vincent Molly

Function Program director Master Class Business Economics for Non-Economists, Professor in strategy, entrepreneurship & family business
Email vincent.molly@ams.ac.be
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Expertise

  • Family Business
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Strategy

Vincent Molly is professor in entrepreneurship, strategy, and family business, and academic director of the Business Economics for Non-Economists programme at Antwerp Management School. He is also professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business in the Management, Strategy and Innovation Department (MSI) of KU Leuven. His passion and expertise lie in the field of family business, business transfer, governance, entrepreneurship and strategic and financial management of SMEs. As co-founder of Familymind and Straio, he has also more than 10 years of experience as advisor and business coach in Flemish (family) firms. He holds an MSc degree in Business Engineering and a PhD degree in Applied Economic Sciences.

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Learn to dance with finance: get more out of the numbers

The best things in life don't let themselves be quantified.... But when it comes to business decisions, you better do. Therein lies the power of finance: by bringing together the right data you can make informed decisions for your organization. (This webinar is in Dutch.)
Molly Vincent
Vincent Molly
Strategy & Innovation

Kickstarting your Corporate-Startup Collaborations

Molly Vincent
Vincent Molly
Strategy & Innovation

Success factors in Corporate-Startup Cooperation

Molly Vincent
Vincent Molly
Strategy & Innovation
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Why family businesses should consider working together with startups

All over the world, there have never been as may startups as today. Although this trend is usually seen as a threat to existing corporations such as family businesses, this evolution could actually mean a major opportunity, both for the startup and the family business. What’s more, if family businesses want to stay relevant in the long term, looking beyond their limits will no longer be a choice but an absolute requirement. Why fight them, if you can gain from working together with them?
Molly Vincent
Vincent Molly
Strategy & Innovation
Internationalisering kmos

Drivers of success for SME internationalization

As a professor in Entrepreneurship & Family Business, I would like to share with you some insights on the internationalization of SMEs and family businesses. I will give you some ideas on how you can be more successful in going global with your company, based on a recent study in Germany.
Molly Vincent
Vincent Molly
Strategy & Innovation
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Women stand their ground as the heads of family businesses

Family businesses have done particularly well in recent decades. The reasons for this are manifold, but what is particularly striking is that family businesses are usually still strongly imbued with the values that lay at their roots, even in later generations. This manifests itself in several ways, but perhaps most notably in terms of equality. Family businesses have a huge amount of female leadership worldwide, and those entrepreneurial women are doing well, a recent study by Bisnode Belgium has shown.
Molly Vincent
Vincent Molly
Leadership