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Susan Lingeswaran
Senior Writer

Susan Lingeswaran joined CampdenFB as Senior Writer in 2018. She has a degree in journalism from Australia and previously worked at Haymarket Media Group as a sports writer for the consumer magazine Forever Sports and as a news reporter for the trade magazine Supply Management.

Articles by this author:

  • Rising above: How to succeed as a non-family chief executive

    Stamping your authority early and rising above family politics is essential in being successful as a non-family executive in a family business, says Michele Norsa, the former Salvatore Ferragamo chief executive and Italian family business guru.

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  • Top 75 Family Business Leaders 2019: Asia Pacific

    CampdenFB celebrates this month the 75 leading lights in the family business and family office space over its 75 issues. Last week we profiled some of the inspirational figures in the Americas—this week we take a look at the major players in the dynamic region of Asia-Pacific.

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  • Why Hong Kong is seeing a surge in wealthy families looking to leave

    As the political crisis in Hong Kong heats up, migration consultants are being flooded with inquiries from ultra-wealthy families who are looking to leave the embattled city.

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  • FB Roundup: Chang, Slim and Resnick

    Family-owned Forever 21 files for bankruptcy, billionaire Carlos Slim’s company confident over Mexican TV licence and Fiji Water billionaires gift $750 million for climate change research.

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  • Top 75 Family Business Leaders 2019: Americas

    CampdenFB has featured many of the leading lights in the family business and family office space over its 75 issues. Here we take a look at some of the icons in the world of business families plus the up-and-comers taking the community into the 21st century

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  • Why next gens should play a central role in building formal governance structures

    Families looking to formalise their governance structure should ensure all next generation members are involved in the process so they can voice ideas for their future and contribute to the terms, says next gen Marie-Amelie Jacquet.

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  • FB Roundup: Hilton, Yanai and Porsche

    Hotel magnate Barron Hilton dies age 91, Volkswagen chief executive faces criminal charges in Germany over ‘dieselgate’ and billionaire Uniqlo founder fears Brexit could turn UK into the ‘sick man of Europe’.

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  • China unleashed: How family business powers the Chinese economy

    With the might of the Chinese government supporting them, family businesses in China have flourished in the last 40 years. But while business is thriving, many are facing succession challenges borne from a lack of heirs willing to take the helm. Susan Lingeswaran takes a look

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  • FB Roundup: Sackler, Li and Ellison

    Purdue Pharma expected to file for bankruptcy as settlement talks stall, family-owned Geely takes stake in German flying taxi start-up and Oracle’s Larry Ellison steps in to save daughter’s film production company.

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  • FB Roundup: Rausing, Yanai and Kristiansen

    Tetra Pak billionaire Hans Rausing dies age 93, Billionaire Uniqlo founder wants to be succeeded by a woman and Marvel superheroes rescue Lego sales.

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