EY Family Business Award of Excellence
We are delighted to celebrate the recipients of the EY Family Business Award of Excellence, an honor that recognizes excellence in family businesses.
Family Business award winners 2020-21
Austria
Hannes Moser
Axel Kühner
Greiner AG
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Singapore
Kwek Leng Beng
Hong Leong Group
South Korea
Ji Ho Hyun
Seung Hoon Hyun
Suk Ho Hyun
Hwaseung Group
Switzerland
Patrick Firmenich
Firmenich
Family Business award winners 2019-20
Austria
Rudolf Staudinger
Fritz Poppmeier
Gerhard Drexel
Hans K. Reisch
SPAR
Belgium
Michel Moortgat
Duvel Moortgat
Brazil
Ivan Botelho
Maurício Botelho
Ricardo Botelho
Energisa Group
Denmark
Bent Jensen
Linak A/S
Finland
Antti Aho
Kari Jussi Aho
Ville Aho
Annakaija Lappalainen
Miia Porkkala
Aho Group
France
Michel Haag
Edouard Haag
Yolande Haag
Brasserie Meteor
Germany
Dr. phil. Nicola Leibinger-Kammüller
Trumpf GmbH & Co. KG
Italy
Attilio Zanetti
Matteo Zanetti
Paolo Zanetti
Zanetti S.p.A.
Netherlands
Familie Van der Leegte
VDL Groep
New Zealand
Kiri Barfoot
Peter Thompson
Stephen Barfoot
Barfoot & Thompson
Singapore
Far East Organization
Slovenia
Marko Lotrič
LOTRIČ Metrology Ltd.
South Korea
Young Ju Park
Seung Jun Park
EAGON
Spain
Ignacio Osborne
Grupo Osborne
Sweden
Martin Bengtsson
Fabian Bengtsson
Isabel Bengtsson
Eva Bengtsson
SIBA Invest AB
Switzerland
Stefan Ganzoni
Christian Ganzoni
Sigvaris Group
United Kingdom
Sarah Dunning
Jane Lane
The Westmorland Family of Businesses
USA
Thomas Hartland-Mackie
City Electric Supply Co.
About the EY Family Business Award of Excellence
The EY Family Business Award of Excellence recognizes exceptional entrepreneurs who lead some of the world’s most successful, multigenerational family enterprises. Our 2019-20 winners are from many different sectors and, they are all true innovators and, more often than not, lead their market and contribute significantly to their communities.
The Family Business Award of Excellence is part of the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ program and takes place in more than 20 countries worldwide. With just 15% of all family-owned businesses surviving beyond the second generation, according to the Family Business Institute, the winners stand as a testament to the unique resilience, values, long-term vision and entrepreneurial spirit that characterize the world’s most successful family enterprises.
