Free Session
Family Business Management
Executive Development Program
The program integrates family business concepts with Islamic ethical principles, emphasizing responsible ownership, trust, justice, consultation, and sustainable value creation.
Global Importance of Family Businesses
Largest 500 family businesses generate US$8.8 trillion in revenue.
25.1 million
They employ 25.1 million people globally.
70%
Family-owned firms contribute nearly 70% of world GDP.
Family firms employ about 60% of the global workforce.
Family business revenue projected to grow 84% (2020–2030).
learning outcomes
Why This Course Is Important Today
Family businesses represent a significant part of global and regional economies; however, they face unique challenges related to family relationships, leadership transitions, governance, and long-term sustainability.
Through expert-led sessions, discussions, case studies, participant reflections, and practical exercises, participants will develop awareness of key family business challenges and identify areas for strengthening their own family enterprises.
Prerequisites
Family Business Involvement
Participants should be actively involved in a family-owned business.
Future Leadership Aspirants
Preparing for a leadership role within a family enterprise.
Interest in Family Business
Have an interest in understanding family business management practices.
Sarfaraz Sarwar Khan
Family Business & Organizational Development Professional
Sarfaraz Ahmed is a family business and organizational development professional specializing in family enterprise management, succession awareness, leadership development, and strategic alignment.
His work focuses on helping family businesses understand their challenges, strengthen continuity, and develop sustainable approaches for future generations.
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Dr. Mufti Omer Rafique
Islamic Finance Scholar & Shari'ah Advisor
Dr. Mufti Mohammed Omer Rafique is a researcher, educator, and Shariah advisor specializing in Islamic finance, ethical business practices, and governance. He holds a PhD in Business Administration with specialization in Islamic Finance and is a SECP-certified Shariah Advisor and Researcher (CSAA).
His expertise includes Islamic business ethics, Shariah governance, responsible leadership, and values-based management. He has academic, research, and professional experience in Islamic finance, governance, and ethical business frameworks.
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