The faculty of Navigating Systems tackles the tough topics of death and transition in the time of COVID-19 in the latest episode four of “Three Failures on a Couch”.

Kathy Wiseman queried what Bowen theory offers family businesses. She shares her thinking with colelagues.

Navigating Systems faculty, Kathy Wiseman, Andrea Schara, and Priscilla Friesen (seated left to right), discuss situations and strategies related to those in, and those who consult to, family enterprise.

Kathy Wiseman describes triangles in this brief clip from Bowen Theory in Organizations. To learn more about the Bowen Center's offerings, visit: http://thebowencenter.org/

Kathy Wiseman describes mechanisms to manage anxiety in this brief clip from Bowen Theory in Organizations. To learn more about the Bowen Center's offerings, visit: http://thebowencenter.org/

Listen to a 5 Minute Sample of Dan Papero and Kathy Wiseman discussing Bowen Theory in The Workplace.

Listen as Kathy, Priscilla, and Andrea discuss the thinking around their company, Navigating Systems.

In this video, host Allen Blakey interviews Kathleen Wiseman, business consultant and faculty member of the Bowen Center for the Study of the Family about how emotional relationships affect the workplace.

Kathy Wiseman on UDC Public Access

In this video, host Allen Blakey interviews business consultant Kathleen Wiseman. Relationships impact business decisions in ways that can’t always be anticipated. Kathleen describes a situation in which relationship dynamics adversely affected the ability of a family business to succeed. It can sometimes take “intestinal fortitude” to take a difficult stand. Fears of discomfort and difference often get in the way.

In this video, host Dr. Mariana Martinez interviews Bowen Center Faculty Member, Kathleen K. Wiseman, MBA. Family assets can become the center of family conflict.

A sneak peek behind the curtain of family business succession