Sztuka Biznesu Rodzinnego: Od sukcesu w biznesie do dziedzictwa.

From Business Success to Legacy. The Story of a Family Entrepreneur and Co-Founder of the POLIN Museum. How to Build a Company That Lasts More Than One Generation? And How to Ensure an Entrepreneur's Success Doesn't End with Merging His Own Assets? In this episode of the podcast "The Art of Family Business: A Tale of Longevity," Professor Adam Mariański speaks with Piotr Wiślicki—a family entrepreneur, philanthropist, one of the main creators of the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews and the chair of the museum's board. This conversation focuses on entrepreneurship, trust in partnership, the family foundation, succession, and responsibility for future generations. There was also a discussion about legacy, community service, and philanthropy. The POLIN Museum serves as an example of an enterprise that demonstrates that entrepreneurship can lead not only to acquiring but also to giving, building community, and leaving behind something more important than wealth. In this episode, you'll learn: – Piotr Wiślicki's journey from his first business experiences to a family business, – why trust between partners can be the foundation of a long-term business, – how a family foundation can help organize family assets and relationships, – why it's worth creating a family foundation's statute in dialogue with the family, – what the difference is between ownership succession and management succession, – how social and philanthropic activities can become part of an entrepreneur's legacy, – why it's worth moving from the acquisition phase to the giving phase. 🎧 Listen to a conversation about business, family, responsibility, and a legacy that lasts for generations. #familybusiness #success #familyfoundation #familybusiness #heritage #entrepreneurship #philanthropy #POLIN #AdamMariański #PiotrWiślicki