Family Owned: A Legacy Leadership Podcast

Giving back is more than just donations—it’s about lasting impact. Clay, Webb, and Tate dive into the philanthropic efforts of the Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation, highlighting key initiatives in Memphis and lessons for other family businesses looking to make a difference.

Host Clay Dibrell speaks with Webb Wilson, CEO of Kemmons Wilson Companies Management, and Tate Wilson, CEO of Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation, about the rich legacy of their family’s business and philanthropic work. Discover how the current generation is shaping the future while honoring the past.

In the final episode of this three-part series, Clay Dibrell and Dennis Coker dive into the critical factors to consider when transitioning your family business, from maintaining family harmony to ensuring a smooth leadership handoff. Whether you’re preparing for an exit or gearing up for the next generation, this episode provides the strategic guidance needed for a successful transition and sustainable future.

What’s next for your family business? In this episode, Clay and Dennis discuss the different transition paths available to business owners—whether it's stepping away, selling, or expanding. Gain expert insights into making informed decisions that align with your goals and legacy.

Host Clay Dibrell sits down with Dennis Coker, Managing Director at Founders Advisors, to explore the key decisions family businesses face when planning for the future. Whether you're looking to scale, bring in outside investment, or transition leadership, this episode unpacks the essential strategies to ensure long-term success.

Transitioning a family business to the next generation takes careful planning and trust. In this episode, Clay speaks with Connie Hollins and her son, DeSanto Rollins, as they navigate the future of D. Rollins Funeral Home. With DeSanto pursuing his MBA, the mother-son duo discusses their approach to succession planning, balancing tradition with innovation, and ensuring the business continues to serve the community for generations to come.