In this series of podcasts we hear from the people who have built lasting family legacies. From the Gulf region and beyond.

We ask about each aspect of their family business…

…from the Social; to the Financial; to the Family; and, to the Human.
We ask about the good times - and the not-so-good times.
We ask about the future. And, we'll ask about the past…
In short, we ask family business principals to share their story.

This time we're speaking to Indira Moudi, the CEO of Viandes LaFrance, a major player in the production of animal protein in Quebec, Canada.

Indira has an engineering degree from the Polytechnique Montréal in Canada. She spent two decades in the energy sector across 27 countries. She's a Global Leader from Harvard Business School; And, now she's the owner and CEO of Viandes Lafrance, a fourth generation family-business, founded in 1929.

Join us for this episode of The Value Legacy for more on the term 'Re-Preneurship';
For more on Indira's passion for responsible and sustainable ways of feeding her local community - as she points out, "our earth will be better off if we relearn how to feed humans responsibly”;
AND, to understand what she means when she says, "Capitalist growth just to make money makes no sense.”

Welcome to The Value Legacy, episode ten..

The Value Legacy, the podcast for the family business generation, is intended to become a repository of family business stories, collected online for posterity and to be enjoyed by all. Stay up to date with The Value Legacy on Twitter - @thevaluelegacy

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