Legacy Builders · 2024-12-06 · 43 min
In our latest episode, we sit down with Torri Hawley, a dynamic voice in family enterprise education who brings both professional expertise and lived experience to her role as Director of Client Learning Experience at Tamarind Learning. Drawing from her journey as a seventh-generation member of a 150-year-old family enterprise, Torri shares insights about finding one's place within a family business legacy. Named among Family Business Magazine's "25 Under 35: Next-Gen Members to Watch," she embodies the bridge between traditional family enterprise values and next-generation perspectives. In this conversation, Torri explores the importance of patience, relationship building, and the unexpected ways our early career experiences shape our journey. Through personal stories and professional observations, she offers fresh perspectives on developing next-gen leadership and navigating the complexities of family enterprise dynamics. Her unique vantage point - as both a next-gen family member and an educator - brings depth and authenticity to discussions about growth, learning, and intergenerational collaboration.
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