Rizzo Conference Center, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
The Forum will be a hands-on experience to help you step away from your daily responsibilities to focus on the future of your family enterprise. Explore multiple aspects of your family enterprise: ownership, family, business, and self – to determine what is working well and where you may need to make changes in the future. Learn from business school faculty with the goal of applying current research and thought leadership to your own family enterprise. Build relationships with other families. Leave with tangible next steps and an accountability plan. The Forum will be helpful for owners of family enterprises at every stage of growth. Participants will find it useful to bring multiple family members from more than one generation. Non-family executives will also benefit from this program.
Steven D. Bell Hall, UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School
Choice at a Cost: Rethinking Healthcare Consumerism - Consumers across the U.S. are taking control of their healthcare like never before, using AI-powered health apps, purchasing pharmaceuticals directly from manufacturers, and turning to telehealth for a growing range of services. Companies old and new are putting more decisions directly in consumers' hands, even as rising costs strain what individuals, employers, and public programs can bear. This shift raises fundamental questions about healthcare in America: how much control should individuals have over their own care, who bears the cost of that control, and what does it mean for a system already under pressure? The conference brings together leaders across industry, academia, policy and employer health to examine the real tradeoffs between cost, quality, and access, and to ask whether healthcare consumerism is delivering genuine value or simply repackaging the same problems in a more convenient form.
12 - 2 p.m. ET Cross Street Commerce Center in Spruce Pine, N.C.
Join NCGrowth for our annual Fall Showcase. Hear from current clients and learn about upcoming projects with businesses, local governments, and community organizations across the region. Lunch will be provided.
“UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School is a family. It’s a community. It gave me things I never thought possible.”
Professor Patrick Vernon (MBA ’03) is preparing students how think like venture capitalists.
We remember Winnie Fowler, celebrate program ranking news and share more community highlights from UNC Kenan-Flagler.
After working on Dr. Pepper’s viral moment of 2025, Mark Shorey (MBA ‘17) is turning his talents to DraftKings.
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