Illustrative family businesses scenario — governance & board readiness
Typical situation — A family businesses organisation is professionalising its board and committee structure — often after inducting an external director, receiving investor feedback, or approaching a listing / large lender.
Key considerations — The chair and audit committee typically assess succession planning across generations, wills, trusts and private family trusts and family constitution and charters, along with the composition of independent directors, RPT frameworks, delegation of authority, whistle-blower and code-of-conduct policies.
How Samagra may assist — Samagra may support a governance diagnostic, draft an updated board charter and committee terms of reference, refresh RPT and materiality policies, and design an annual board calendar with a director-induction pack.
- Typical board size
- 4 – 8 members
- Committees reviewed
- Audit / NRC / RMC / Stakeholders
- Indicative timeline
- 8 – 12 weeks
- Stakeholders engaged
- Chair, ID, statutory auditor, CS
Possible workstreams
- •Governance & board diagnostic
- •Committee ToRs and delegation matrix
- •RPT, materiality & code-of-conduct policies
- •Director-induction & training pack
- •Board-evaluation framework

