The Three-Circle Model and the Scientific Methodology for Evaluating Organizational Health
Our framework is based on the three-circle model developed by René Tagiuri and John Davis, which is considered the most widely accepted theoretical foundation in the field of family businesses.
It includes all members of the royal family, whether they work for the company or not. It focuses on family values, traditions, and family relationships.
It includes all owners of the company, whether family members or outsiders. It focuses on shareholder rights and return on investment.
It includes all employees and management, including family and non-family members. It focuses on operational performance and sustainable growth.
An in-depth analysis of the ten major departments in the organization, with an assessment of the interaction between the three departments.
Use measurable performance indicators to assess the health of the organization and track progress.
Involve all stakeholders in the evaluation process to ensure comprehensiveness and accuracy.
Collect basic data about the organization and define the scope of the evaluation and desired objectives.
A detailed assessment of the ten key departments using specialized assessment tools.
Analyzing current and future leadership capabilities, especially for the second generation of leaders.
Study the interaction between family, ownership, and business circles and their impact on performance.
Compile the results into a comprehensive report with recommendations and proposed development plans.
Develop a follow-up plan to implement recommendations and measure performance progress.
A deeper understanding of organizational dynamics and the factors influencing performance.
Balancing family, property, and business interests
Increase operational efficiency and profitability through targeted improvements
Ensuring the continuity of the company and its successful transfer to future generations