About SPALDA Academy
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About Spalda Academy
What is SPALDA Academy?
SPALDA is a measurable and long-term development program designed to prepare the next generation of leaders in family businesses and carry corporate culture into the future.
By fostering a mindset not to “manage” but to “delegate management,” SPALDA equips young leaders with the tools to build and sustain professional structures. Through independent evaluators, regular feedback, and family-specific academic content, it ensures a seamless transition aligned with corporate governance principles.
SPALDA's Approach
Over the years, while working with family businesses, we often observed the question, “How do we integrate our children into the business?” being raise too late and without adequate preparation. The need for a program to prepare the next generation not to ‘manage’ but to ‘delegate management’ in line wi corporate governance principles became evident.
Consulting-Based Structure
Rooted in extensive consulting experience, SPALDA delivers tailored solutions based on years of insights from working with family businesses across diverse industries.
- Decades of management consulting expertise
- Insights gained from diverse sectors and family businesses
- Deep understanding of corporate cultures and decision-making mechanisms
Customized and Managed Academic System
Designed specifically for each family, the academy merges real-world business practices with academic rigor. The system fosters a dynamic learning environment for future leaders.
- Customized academic model for each family
- Integration of academic depth and practical applications
- Content aligned with the family business’s future goal
Comprehensive Assessment and Monitoring System
The process is conducted in a transparent, measurable, and trackable manner. Data collected every six weeks supports continuous development through four dimensional leadership.
- Six-week intervals for measurable progress tracking
- Independent evaluators with expertise in sectors and functions
- Continuous feedback mechanisms
Early Integration
Starting at ages 16-18, the structured and systematic integration process ensures timely discovery of potential. Young members develop skills by gradually assigning appropriate responsibilities while minimizing future risks.
- Structured program starting at ages 16-18
- Gradual and planned integration
- Opportunities for hands-on experiences
Multifaceted Role Preparation
The next generation is prepared for more than CEO roles, including family office positions, board memberships, strategic projects, and committees. Corporate governance principles are internalized from an early age.
- Preparation for diverse leadership roles beyond the CEO
- Roles in the family office, board, and committees
- Early adoption of corporate governance principles
Modern Learning Methodology
Designed to match the learning dynamics of the new generation, SPALDA incorporates gamification, flexible learning, and technology integration. This motivating and inspiring approach ensures lasting learning while maintaining participants’ enthusiasm
- Gamification elements
- Flexible and enduring learning experiences
- Integration of technology
Integrated System Approach
SPALDA views the family as an ecosystem, harmonizing family constitutions, company culture, and wealth management strategies. It establishes a holistic structure that interacts seamlessly with corporate systems.
- Alignment with family constitutions
- Integration with company culture
- Compatibility with wealth management strategies
Individual Performance Development
By identifying strengths and areas for improvement early on, the system deeply analyzes role motivations, helping young individuals understand themselves better.
- Early identification of strengths
- Analysis of role-taking motivations
- Recognition of personal development areas
Opportunities for Collective Growth
SPALDA brings together young members of the same generation around a shared future vision, fostering a collaborative culture among peers and across generations. This dual interaction lays the foundation for a sustainable future.
- Peer group interaction
- Junior board applications
- Development of collaborative working culture
SPALDA's Deep Expertise and
Innovative Approach
At the foundation of SPALDA lies Trio Consultancy (TrioHRC.com), a firm specializing in transforming and structuring family businesses since 2003.
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How Does The SPALDA Journey Progress?
The first step involves deeply understanding your family and business. Current state analysis, family dynamics, corporate structure, and future goals are evaluated. This phase helps us create a personalized roadmap tailored to your needs.
It is a structured period designed for you to experience SPALDA and see its tangible benefits closely. In three-month cycles, this phase operates as though fully implemented but without full integration into the family’s decision-makin mechanisms, providing a trial experience.
After completing the pilot program, we will integrate SPALDA into your family and business operations.
The academy, integrated into the family and its organizations, is managed through internal teams and committees to ensure sustainability.
This structured approach provides a gradual, comprehensive, and effective pathway to embedding SPALDA into the core of your family business operations.
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Ready to build your family academy?
If you’re ready to embrace accountability, independent evaluation, and a long-term development process to secure the future of your family and business, we are here to support you. SPALDA relies on a unique approach that periodically measures young members’ performance, turns potential mistakes into valuable lessons, and fosters resilience. If you are determined to embark on this challenging yet rewarding journey, fill out the form below to take the first step.
Once we review your information, we will contact you to schedule an introductory meeting. We aim to collaboratively assess whether your family and its young members are genuinely ready for this long-term program.