In the premiere episode of Family Business Diaries Season Two, host Mary Asante-Asamoah sits down with Mr. Joseph K. Horgle, the visionary founder of J.K. Horgle Transport and Company Limited.

Mr. Horgle shares his inspiring journey, the principles of diversifying investments, and his unwavering belief in hard work. He also discusses how he has groomed his daughter to succeed him and his advice to founders on the importance of being a trustworthy business leader.

Tune in to hear valuable insights and lessons from a pioneer in Ghana's transportation industry.

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As we end season one of Family Business Diaries, Mary Asante-Asamoah takes us through the key themes shared by our guests. From the power of strategic transition to the importance of nurturing entrepreneurial spirit, we reflects on the diverse insights and experiences that have shaped our understanding of family businesses.

Throughout the season, guests have shared stories of overcoming challenges, navigating family dynamics, and building legacies that transcend generations and we hope you enjoyed and learnt from them.

There's more conversations coming in Season Two!

In this episode, Zenobia Bou-Chedid, founder of Zeno's Yogurt Bar, takes us on her journey of entrepreneurial success within her family's legacy. Starting with Zeno's Yogurt, founded by her family in 1993, Zenobia shares her experience of finding her niche in the family business and venturing into her own enterprise, Zeno's Yogurt Bar – Ghana's pioneering yogurt bar.

Wearing multiple hats within the family business as a marketing, branding, and product development professional, Zenobia discusses the challenges and triumphs of managing both ventures simultaneously.

She also highlights the invaluable support and encouragement she received from her parents, which played a pivotal role in shaping the both brand's enduring success.

Watch the visual version of the conversation here