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The ability of a family business to create value across generations is one of its greatest achievements. While only a select few companies succeed in thriving for more than two centuries, those that do offer valuable lessons in governance, leadership, adaptability, and long-term stewardship.
We are delighted to invite you to an exclusive BLC event on Tuesday, 15 September: Longevity and Resilience in Family-Owned Businesses
This event brings together two exceptional European family enterprises whose histories span more than 200 years and whose ability to reinvent themselves continues to inspire business leaders today.
Founded in 1748, Villeroy & Boch has built an international reputation for excellence in ceramics, combining craftsmanship, innovation, and enduring brand value across generations. Founded in 1805, D'Ieteren Group has successfully evolved from a Belgian automotive distributor into a diversified international investment company, demonstrating an exceptional capacity to transform its business while remaining firmly anchored in its family ownership.
During this exclusive evening, Louis de Schorlemer, representing Villeroy & Boch, and Frédéric de Vuyst, representing D'Ieteren Group, will share their perspectives on the critical success factors that have enabled their organizations to remain resilient and competitive across generations.
Please register via the button on the right-hand side if you would like to be part of this exclusive event.
Target audience: Board members, and those working closely with them.